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INTERNATIONAL TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of The International Table Tennis Federation held on Tuesday, 1 March, 2016 at 09h00 in Dorsett Grand Subang Hotel (Selangor Room 2&3), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

1. Welcome and Opening Address: the Chair, Mr Adham Sharara, welcomed all delegates to

the meeting and thanked the Table Tennis Association of Malaysia for organising the championships in Kuala Lumpur. He explained that agenda items with regard to video presentations will be dealt with in the “open” part of the meeting, after which the official meeting would resume only with the association delegates and AGM accredited attendees. On behalf of the World Championships organisers, Mr Chan Foong Keong - TTAM Honorary Secretary, WTTC Tournament Director – welcomed the delegates and wished them a pleasant stay in Kuala Lumpur.

2. President’s remarks: Mr Thomas Weikert welcomed all to the AGM and to the World Championships as well in a special year, when Olympic Games are held first time ever in South America. He expressed his hope that the ITTF World Championships may be hosted soon in a continent, other than Asia or Europe.

3. Roll call of associations present and verification of proxies: the CEO confirmed that there

were 124 associations present, and 18 proxies allocated, for a total 142 votes.

4. Appointment of scrutineers:

1-AGM-03-2016 The AGM appointed the following as scrutineers from the nominations provided by the Continental Federations: Africa: Madina Said Djama and John Gicaci Giturwa Asia: Yelena Druzhkova and Selim Haj Nicolas Europe: Heike Ahlert and Andreas Georgiou Latin America: Jorge Herrera and Henry Reimberg North America: David Jackson and Gordon Kaye Oceania: Phil Males and Peter Marriott

5. Confirmation of the minutes of the AGM held on 28 April 2015 in Suzhou, China: the AGM adopted the minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 28 April 2015, and the Chair signed the minutes as factual.

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6. Presentations: the AGM acknowledged the contributions made by the following persons and organisations: 6.1 Merit awards:

• Khalil Al-Mohannadi (Qatar) • Jean-Françoise Kahn (France) • Koji Kimura (Japan) • Zdenko Kriz (Slovakia) • George Segun (Nigeria) • Tony Yue (Hong Kong)

6.2 Members of the Executive Committee made presentations to: • the Table Tennis Association of Malaysia for hosting the 2016 World

Championships. • PERFECT China Company Ltd. as title sponsor of the World Championships. • China Unicom as major sponsor of the World Championships. • TISSOT as major sponsor of the World Championships. • Double Happiness as equipment sponsor of the World Championships. • Butterfly as equipment sponsor of the World Championships. • the German TTA for the best World Tour event (German Open) held in 2015. • the Japan TTA for the best World Cup event (Women’s World Cup) held in 2015. • the Chinese TTA for the best World Junior Circuit event (China Junior and Cadet

Open) held in 2015. • the Russian TTF for the best ITTF continental event (ITTF-European

Championships) held in 2015. • the French TTF for hosting the 2015 World Junior Championships. • the Egypt TTA for hosting the 2015 World Cadet Challenge. • the Portugal TTF for hosting the 2015 World Tour Grand Finals. • the TTF India for hosting the 2015 World Junior Circuit Finals.

6.3 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games: in the absence of Rio 2016 representatives,

the Director of Operations & Olympic Games made the power-point presentation on behalf of Rio2016.

6.4 Update on 2017 World Championships: an update report was provided by the German Table Tennis Association (DTTB) on the World Championships to be held in Düsseldorf, Germany.

6.5 Update on 2018 World Championships: an update report was provided by the

Swedish Table Tennis Association and city of Halmstad on the World Championships to be held in Halmstad, Sweden.

6.6 2019 World Championships bid: one application was received from Hungary, with

the city of Budapest; the Hungarian Table Tennis Association made the bid presentation.

6.7 ITTF museum in Shanghai: a video presentation was made on the construction plan

of the ITTF museum building in Shanghai to be completed in 2017. Following the above award and video presentations, the open session of the AGM concluded. 7. Membership:

7.1 Applications: complete applications were not submitted by the deadline in 2016. Two new potential members (Eritrea and Cape Verde) are expected to apply later.

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7.2 Proposed suspension of Kuwait TTA: the ITTF Executive Committee, following the constitutional procedures, presented the official recommendation to the AGM to suspend the Kuwait Table Tennis Association, after the IOC suspended the Kuwait NOC in October 2015. The KTTA President explained to the delegates the circumstances leading to the proposal to suspend KTTA. In his speech, addressed to the AGM, the Kuwait TTA President questioned the reasons for the suspension, arguing that KTTA has not violated any of the ITTF’s rules and regulations, on the contrary, KTTA is a very active member of the ITTF. He also assured the AGM that there is no interference from the government in the KTTA’s affairs. The Chair asked the delegates if they wish to vote on the suspension, or if they wish to delegate the authority to the Executive Committee to consider further the case and to act on behalf of the AGM alter further consultation with the IOC.

2-AGM-03-2016 The AGM unanimously resolved to give the Executive Committee the right to act on the suspension of the Kuwait Table Tennis Association after further consultations with the IOC; and if implemented, to have the right to lift the suspension in case the situation in Kuwait is regulated and the IOC lifts its own suspension of the Kuwait NOC.

8. Nominations Committee (2016-2018): The AGM was informed on the appointment of the

ITTF Nominations Committee members by the Executive Committee for the term of 2016-2018 (see Annex).

9. Annual reports from the Executive Committee: the AGM adopted the following reports: 9.1 President: Thomas Weikert (document A1) 9.2 Deputy President: Khalil Al-Mohannadi (document A2) 9.3 Executive Vice President (Finance): Petra Sörling (document A3) 9.4 Executive Vice-President: Bruce Burton (document A4) 9.5 Executive Vice-President: Patrick Gillmann (document A5) 9.6 Executive Vice-President: Chérif Hajem (document A6) 9.7 Executive Vice-President: Masahiro Maehara (document A7) 9.8 Executive Vice-President: Melecio Rivera (document A8) 9.9 Executive Vice-President: Shi Zhihao (document A9)

The CEO was requested to distribute to the ITTF members and officials the “Sports Governance Observer 2015” study, in line with the President’s report highlighting the importance of “Good Governance” objectives for international sports federations recently. 10. Annual reports from the Continental Federations: the AGM adopted the following reports:

10.1 Africa (document B1) 10.2 Asia (document B2) 10.3 Europe (document B3) 10.4 Latin America (document B4) 10.5 North America (document B5) 10.6 Oceania (document B6)

11. Annual reports from the CEO, Deputy CEO and Directors: the AGM adopted the following

reports: 11.1 Chief Executive Officer (document C1) 11.2 Deputy Chief Executive Officer (document C2) 11.3 Competitions Program (document C3) 11.4 Development Program (document C4) 11.5 Education and Training Program (document C5) 11.6 Marketing Program (document C6) 11.7 Operations Program (document C7)

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12. Annual reports from committees and OPC: the AGM adopted the following reports: 12.1 Equipment Committee (document D1) 12.2 Media Committee (document D2) 12.3 Nominations Committee (document D3) 12.4 Para Table Tennis Division (document D4) 12.5 Rules Committee (document D5) 12.6 Sports Science and Medical Committee (document D6) 12.7 Umpires’ and Referees’ Committee (document D7) 12.8 Veterans’ Committee (document D8) 12.9 Olympic and Paralympic Commission (document D9)

The URC was requested to distribute to the ITTF members the selection process for referees and umpires for ITTF tournaments. 13. Finance: the AGM received an update report on the finances from the Executive Vice

President in charge of Finance and from the CEO: 13.1 Audited Financial Statements (2015 and 2016):

• Due to the early date of the AGM, the audited report and financial statements for 2015 will be circulated to all concerned later, and need to be approved together with the one for 2016 at the 2017 AGM.

• The ITTF will have a small surplus in 2015, but a shortfall is expected in 2016 because of the loss of the World Tour sponsorship income (GAC).

• With cost cutting measures and by allocating more Olympic Funds for 2016, the Executive Committee and the staff will make all efforts to balance the budget and to make sure there is no deficit by the end of 2016.

• Expenses were already reduced for the 2016 World Tour in consultation with all partners due to the loss of the Title Sponsor (GAC).

13.2 Quadrennial and yearly Budget adjustments:

• According to the 2015 AGM decision, adjustments to the second part of the quadrennial budget for the years of 2015-2016 was not necessary due to the existing surplus.

• After the 2015 audit is completed and having the exact figures, the Executive Committee will adjust the 2016 yearly budget.

14. Ratification of the work done by the Board of Directors and Executive Committee:

3-AGM-03-2016 The AGM unanimously ratified the work done by the Board of Directors and Executive Committee since the last AGM.

15. Propositions and resolutions (document E):

As the electronic voting machines did not work properly during the tests, the Chair decided according to the Constitution on voting by show of hands with the help of the scrutineers.

The AGM considered the following propositions, which required a 2/3 majority (66.67%) of the votes cast:

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Proposed by the Executive Committee

To amend 1.3.4:

1.3.4 The ITTF shall observe the general and fundamental principles of the Olympic Charter, including, but not limited to, the Code of Ethics and Compliance; the Code of Prevention of the Manipulation of Competitions and the IPC Handbook; and no provision of this Constitution shall be deemed to conflict with or derogate from those principles.

Effective date: immediate

Passed

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To amend 1.4.1.8:

1.4.1.8 to promote and to supervise World, Olympic, and Paralympic and ITTF-Continental title competitions;

Passed

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To amend 1.5.2:

1.5.2 Between AGMs, the work of the ITTF shall be managed, in accordance with policy decided by the AGM, a Board of Directors, referred to elsewhere in this Constitution as “Board”, and the Executive Committee to which the AGM may delegate any of its powers; on the request of at least one-quarter (1/4) of the Associations not in arrears, the AGM may decide to deal with a matter normally delegated to another ITTF body or decided upon by this body.

Passed

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To amend 1.5.2.1:

1.5.2.1 The Board shall consist of the President, Executive Vice-Presidents, Presidents of Continental Federations or their appointees, the Chair of the Athletes Commission or his or her appointee and 32 Continental representatives.

Passed

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Proposed by the Athletes Commission

To amend 1.5.3.1:

1.5.3.1 The Executive Committee shall consist of the President, the Chairperson of the Athletes Commission and 8 Executive Vice-Presidents…

Effective date: immediate

Passed

74,8% in favour

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To amend 1.12.2:

1.12.2 No more than 1 person from an Association shall be nominated for the Executive Committee except the Athletes Commission representative who may come from the same association as another member of the Executive Committee and no-one shall be nominated for more than 1 post of the Executive Committee.

Withdrawn

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To amend 1.19.5.4:

1.19.5.4 Voting other than in elections shall be either by a show of hands, by electronic device, a roll call in alphabetical order of Associations, starting with a name drawn at random, except where the Chair is satisfied after a show of hands that such procedure is not necessary or a secret ballot, as decided by the meeting on a proposition by the Chair.

Passed

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Proposed by the Latvian Table Tennis Federation

To amend 1.19.5.2.1, to delete 1.19.5.2.2 and to renumber 1.19.5.2.3:

1.19 General Meetings

1.19.5.2 Questions shall be decided by a simple majority of the votes cast except that:

1.19.5.2.1 changes to the Constitution, changes to the Laws of Table Tennis, expulsion from membership, the acceptance of belated or emergency business or propositions and the revocation of a World Championships option require a majority of 2/3 of the votes cast;

1.19.5.2.2 changes to the Laws of Table Tennis require a 3/4 majority of the votes cast;

Defeated 57,69% in favour

Note: The Chair of the ITTF Athletes Commission gave arguments in favour of Proposition No.5

with an implementation date for 2018, and announced that Proposition No.6 is withdrawn. After a delegate questioned why to wait until 2018, the AC Chair requested to modify the implementation date to “immediate” and the proposition was voted upon accordingly.

The AGM considered the following propositions, which required a 3/4 majority (75%) of the votes cast:

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Proposed by Hong Kong Table Tennis Association

To delete 2.4.2

2.4.2 At least 85% of the blade by thickness shall be of natural wood; an adhesive layer within the blade may be reinforced with fibrous material such as carbon fibre, glass fibre or compressed paper, but shall not be thicker than 7.5% of the total thickness or 0.35mm, whichever is the smaller.

Defeated

73,45% in favour

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To amend 2.4.3:

2.4.3 A side of the blade used for striking the ball shall be covered with either ordinary pimpled rubber, with pimples outwards having a total thickness including adhesive of not more than 2.00mm, or sandwich rubber, with pimples inwards or outwards, having a total thickness including adhesive of not more than 4.00mm 4.25mm.

Defeated

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Proposed by the UAE Table Tennis Association

To delete 2.9.1.1

2.9.1 The rally shall be a let:

2.9.1.1 if in service the ball touches the net assembly, provided the service is otherwise correct or the ball is obstructed by the receiver or his or her partner;

Defeated

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Proposed by USA Table Tennis

To add a new paragraph 2.10.1.16

2.10 A Point

2.10.1 Unless the rally is a let, a player shall score a point

2.10.1.16 if an opponent deliberately disturbs the conditions of play in a way that could affect the outcome of the rally.

Defeated

The AGM considered the following resolutions, which required a simple majority (50%) of the votes cast:

A

Proposed by the Palestine Table Tennis Federation

Organisation of an international tournament(s) on the level of the Presidents of National Associations affiliated to ITTF.

The suggestion is to organise a tournament(s) that includes all presidents of all National Associations, each representing his/her country which will contribute in realizing sports highest goals and achieving goals behind creation of International Table Tennis Association (Sports For All) in addition to keeping ITTF on the lead as the largest International Sport Federation in the world through this idea (tournament), following are the main points:

1- Helps in spreading, promoting the sport in a new, beautiful way worldwide 2- Helps confirming, administrational positions are not only honorary positions 3- Helps in bringing presidents of NAs more physically active 4- Helps in promoting tourism in those countries will host that big international sport

event and gathering 5- Partially contributes in increasing ITTF`s income 6- Helps in encouraging organisers to consider the possibility of the participation of heads of states worldwide, expanding the range of success of the tournament and this activity in the future, promoting sport in general and Table Tennis in particular which will represent a huge, unprecedented sport achievement in addition to other positive goals that could be achieved for the benefit of the sport and keeping it as the master of sports worldwide.

Defeated

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B

Proposed by Swiss Table Tennis

Test on Height of the Net

Table tennis is a very attractive and spectacular sport as soon as there are rallies. Unfortunately, too many rallies are finished within the first 3 strokes. To reach the fixed target to become top 5 sport, table tennis has to be more spectacular. The importance of service (and receive) has to be declined. Especially the services and receives are crossing the net very low, afterwards, the balls cross the net much higher. Therefore one might estimate that with a higher net, there would be more rallies.

Swiss Table Tennis, after having discussed with a lot of top players, technical directors, presidents of NA and others, assigns the ITTF to register at the 2016 Olympic Games (or a World Tour competition) with a high speed camera at the height of the net a minimum of 20 matches of men and another 20 matches of women with different playing styles and to publish the statistics until the 30th of November 2016.

Depending on the results, Swiss Table Tennis will maybe ask to the AGM 2017 in Germany to change the rules and introduce a higher net from July 2018 on.

Passed

16. Future world championships: 16.1 Selection of host of the 2019 World Championships

• Details of the bidding conditions in city of Budapest were distributed by the ITTF Competition Programme staff to complete the presentation of the Hungarian TTA.

4-AGM-03-2016 The AGM resolved to allocate the 2019 World Championships organisation and hosting to the Hungarian Table Tennis Association in the city of Budapest.

16.2 Deadline bids for 2020 World Championships: the AGM noted that the deadline to

submit bids to host the 2020 World Team Championships is set for 30 September 2016.

17. P5 Plan update (DBI – Top 5): Mr Adham Sharara gave an update on the progress of the

P5-Plan and the main objective for table tennis to be ranked amongst the Top-5 sports in the world. One staff member was recently appointed to assist to complete the project and to prioritize the suggestions received. The Executive Committee decided not to start the action plan implementation before January 2017, until the income shortfall recovery plan for 2016 is implemented.

18. Constitution: final round of inputs and recommendations is to be announced before the

complete review of the ITTF Constitution. It was requested to send the draft of the new Constitution to the Board of Directors before submitting to the AGM.

19. Next AGM: the AGM noted that its next meeting would be held in Düsseldorf, Germany on

31 May 2017.

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20. Any other business:

• the Marketing Director presented Urban Table Tennis, research is in progress to develop a new, innovative form of table tennis, attracting mainly the younger generation.

• the Deputy CEO made a presentation on Development, Education & Training activities. • 2017 WTTC organisers were asked to pay attention to the date clash with Ramadan and

to facilitate special services at hotels to those requesting. 21. Adjournment: there being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 13h55.

______________________________ __________________________ Adham Sharara Date Chairman

INTERNATIONAL TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION Judit Farago

ITTF Chief Executive Officer Appointment of the ITTF Nominations Committee 2016-2018 As per the constitution, the Executive Committee is empowered to appoint the members of the Nominations Committee: 1.6.4 The Board shall appoint, in odd numbered years, the Chairs of committees and commissions, on the recommendation of the Executive Committee; except the chair of the Nominations Committee who shall be appointed by the Executive Committee in even numbered years and the Athletes’ Commission whose chairperson would be elected by the Commission. 1.11.10 The Nominations Committee shall be composed of at least 6 members determined and appointed by the Executive Committee including significant gender representation from nominations received from national associations in even numbered years with an Executive Vice-President and all Presidents of Continental Federations as ex-officio members. At its meeting on 27th February 2016, the Executive Committee considered the nominations submitted and resolved to make the following appointments: CHAN Foong Keong (Malaysia) Chair Abdullah AL-MULLA (Qatar) Deputy Chair Sandra DEATON (England) Andreas GEORGIOU (Cyprus) David JACKSON (Canada) Phil MALES (Australia) * Wahid Enitan OSHODI (Nigeria) Ivam PASSOS (Brazil) Special Advisor: Walter RÖNMARK (Sweden) ITTF Executive Vice President: Cherif HAJEM Senior staff member (no voting rights): Raul CALIN * Phil MALES resigned from his position in the ITTF Rules Committee

2016 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - ATTENDANCE REGISTER Function Name Present Chair Adham Sharara

Executive Committee

Thomas Weikert Khalil Al-Mohannadi Chérif Hajem Bruce Burton Shi Zhihao Masahiro Maehara Melecio Rivera Patrick Gillmann Proxy Micronesia Petra Sörling

Continental presidents

Khaled El-Salhy Proxy Mozambique Cai Zhenhua Ronald Kramer Juan Vila Anton Kiesenhofer James Morris Proxy from Vanuatu

Board of Directors

Berthe A. Bakhary Proxy from Gambia Fortuné Luc Olivier Guezo Apologies Monqid El Hajji Apologies Hao Thyn Voon Henry Djombo Apologies Olabanji Oladapo Proxy from Tanzania Thomas Kiggundu Afshin Badiee Ali Sultan Al-Muftah Mohammad Sibtain Park Do Cheon Dhanraj Choudhary Thana Chaiprasit Tony Yue Alexander Murdoch Apologies Cristinel Romanescu Paul Kyle Proxy Cook Islands Ivo-Goran Munivrana Christian Palierne Francesco Sciannimanico Walter Rönmark Zdenko Kriz Alaor G. P. Azevedo Nestor Tenca Leonel Aguilar Ivan Santos Teddy Matthews Sergio Arturo Blanco Apologies Gordon Kaye Anthony Ho Proxy from Kiribati Graeme Ireland (Techn. Comm.) Proxy from Nauru Dorte Darfelt (PTT)

2016 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - ATTENDANCE REGISTER

Function Name Present Athletes Vladimir Samsonov Equipment Federico Lineros Media Arne Madsen Nominations Chan Foong Keong Para TT Dorte Darfelt Rules Rudolf Sporrer Sport Science and Medical Miran Kondric URC Ronald Wee Veterans Reto Bazzi Women in Sport Commissioner Hajera Kajee

President’s Advisory Council

Xu Yinsheng Apologies George Segun André Damman Apologies Rufford Harrison Apologies Han Sang Kook Apologies Colin Clemett Apologies Eberhard Schöler Shahrokh Shahnazi Apologies Radivoj Hudetz Jane Pinto Neil Harwood Koji Kimura Borivoje Popovic Apologies Henry Yue Apologies Igor Levitin

ASSOCIATION Present ALBANIA BINOSHAJ Tonin ALGERIA ZITOUNI Kamel ARGENTINA TENCA Nestor (also BoD)

AUSTRALIA GOODIER William MARRIOTT Peter

AUSTRIA FORSTHUBER Gottfried FRIEDINGER Johann

AZERBAIJAN IBADOVA Firangiz MEHDIZADE Sabuhi BAHRAIN SALEH Mohamed

BARBADOS JACKMAN Ray

BELARUS PETKEVITCH Alexander IVANENKA Piotr

BELGIUM DENYS Jacques MUREAU Jean Michel

BHUTAN TSHERING Karma BOTSWANA PEMA Bolokang Samuel

BRAZIL WALQUIRIA Lima AZEVEDO Alaor (also BoD)

BULGARIA KITOV Stefan


ASSOCIATION Present BURKINA FASO NANEMA Denis BURUNDI NDIKUMANA Adolphe CAMBODIA RAT Sakhorn Apologies ROS Cheat CAMEROON BAGUEKA ASSOBO Alfred CANADA JACKSON David CAYMAN ISLANDS RASINEN Asko CHAD AHMAT Oumar Koudji CHILE REIMBERG Henry

CHINA ZHANG Xiaopeng LIU Yi

CHINESE TAIPEI HUNG Tsung-Min COLOMBIA URIBE Pedro Apologies CONGO B OKOUNA OLANDZOBO Jean Marie COSTA RICA ZAMORA Alexander

COTE D'IVOIRE BAKHARY Berthe (also BoD) KAROU Tago Germain Alfred CROATIA POSPIS Danijela

CYPRUS GEORGIOU Andreas

CZECH REP SPACEK Zbynek ENDAL Nikolas

DENMARK SUNDBAEK Peter

DJIBOUTI DJAMA Madina Said Proxy from Madagascar OMIR Mahamoud Oumar DOMINICAN REP VILA REINOSO Juan (also BoD)

EGYPT MESHREF Alaa Proxy from Sudan WEFKY Tamer EL SALVADOR AGUILAR Lionel (also BoD)

ENGLAND DEATON Sandra SUTCLIFFE Sara

ESTONIA LUBI Sirje ETHIOPIA KEBEDE Tariku Endale Apologies FIJI YEE Harvi Proxy Solomon Islands FINLAND GREFBERG Sonja

FRANCE PALIERNE Christian (also BoD) VICENS Miguel GABON NGUEMA Bernadette GERMANY GEIGER Michael Proxy from Namibia

AHLERT Heike

GHANA ASHIGBEY Kenneth Kwaku Apologies AFADZINU Mawuko Kweku GREECE KOLIBADIS Emmanuel

GUAM JI James Proxy Marshall Islands JI Young Hee

GUATEMALA HERRERA Jorge DE LEON RODAS Aldo

HONG KONG CHAN Cheong Ki CHIU Echo

HUNGARY NATRAN Roland STOCKER Miklos


ASSOCIATION Present ICELAND SVERRISSON Sigurdur Valur INDIA CHATURVEDI Prabhat Chandra

CHAUHAN Ritesh

INDONESIA LINANDO Jimmy OEGROSENO Oegroseno

IRAN ALIGHARDASHI Mehrdad TABRIZIFAR Faeze

IRELAND MARTIN Tony Proxy from Guernsey BARRY Michael ISLE OF MAN MACFARLANE Malcolm

JAPAN KIMURA Koji (also PAC) YOKOTA Sachiko

KAZAKHSTAN BEISALIYEV Malik Proxy from Kyrgyzstan DRUZHKOVA Yelena

KENYA MUDIBO Andrew Immanuel Proxy from Lesoto GITURWA John Gicaci

KOREA YOON Seunghee KOREA DPR JU Jong Chol

HYON Jonh

KOSOVO ÇITAKU Nehat FAZLIJA Aferdita

KUWAIT ALSABAH Malek Humod Faisal ALQUBA Suleiman

LAOS VONGSA Somchay

LATVIA JOZEPSONE Ina PURINSH Egils

LEBANON HAJJ-NICOLAS Selim DE CHADAREVIAN Michel

LIBYA ELSOURI Khaled HARIZ Jalal

LIECHTENSTEIN NEUBAUER Herbert FU Lihua LITHUANIA BALAISA Rimgaudas

LUXEMBOURG HARTMANN André SCHILTZ Paul

MACAO O I Chau

MALAYSIA CHEE Shin Lian Chan Foong Keong (also CC) MALDIVES LATHEEF Ahmed

MALTA ANASTASI Alexander MAURITIUS DESSCANN Ganeshan Veerasamy MEXICO CERVANTES Miguel

MONACO MICHELIS Christian LEBLANC Pauline MONGOLIA ENKHTUR Tumurbaatar

MOROCCO TADLAOUI Ahmed MYANMAR KYIN Hwet NEPAL RANA PARAMBIR Shamsher J B

NETHERLANDS SIALINO Achim Proxy from Bonaire SIMONS Jan


ASSOCIATION Present NEW CALEDONIA GILLMANN Patrick (also EC) NEW ZEALAND KYLE Paul (also BoD)

WILLIAMS Gary NIGERIA OSHODI Wahid Enitan NORWAY NORDBY Svenn-Erik

OMAN BAQIR Sajad BA MAKHALEF Abdullah PAKISTAN WADOOD Khawaja Hassan PALESTINE ALSHARIF Radwan PANAMA CHONG Charley PAPUA NEW GUINEA SHAO Yuping PARAGUAY REAL Benjamin PHILIPPINES LEDESMA Ting POLAND WALDOWSKI Wojciech Apologies PORTUGAL MOURA Pedro

PUERTO RICO CASTALDO Leticia SANTOS Ivan (also BoD) QATAR ABU KARKI Ziad

ROMANIA ROMANESCU Beatrice ROMANESCU Christinel (also BoD)

RUSSIA GRIGORIEV Vladimir LEVITIN Igor (PAC)

RWANDA SEMIGABO Eugene Apologies SAINT LUCIA MATTHEWS Teddy (also BoD) SAUDI ARABIA ALSALEEM Bandar Mohammed

SCOTLAND MCLERNON Terry MCCALLUM Philip

SERBIA STEVANOVIC Dusan SEYCHELLES REMIE Francis SIERRA LEONE GHARIB Mohamed Proxy from Senegal

SINGAPORE WONG Hui Leng LEE Ellen SLOVAKIA HAMRAN Anton

SLOVENIA HRIBAR Marjan SOMALIA OMAR Mire SOUTH AFRICA CARRIM Yusuf

MACDONALD Audrina SPAIN MACHADO Miguel Angel SRI LANKA DIREKE Dilmini SURINAME HOOGHART Desiré Apologies SWEDEN PETERSSON Mikael

SWITZERLAND BRAND Katja MORET Robin

SYRIA CHYAH Riad TAHITI HUIOUTU Gérald

THAILAND ARIYACHOTIMA Sakul PRUTTIPRUK Piradej

TOGO LAWSON GAIZER Fessou TUNISIA GUERFEL Lotfi


ASSOCIATION Present

TURKEY KARACA Fatih TAHSIN Ergul

TURKMENISTAN ALLANAZAROV Agamyrat UGANDA KIGGUNDU Thomas (also BoD) UKRAINE ULIANCHYCH Mykola UAE ALHAJRI Dawoud USA KAYE Gordon (also BoD) UZBEKISTAN MIRZABEKOV Husan VENEZUELA SEIJAS Francisco VIETNAM VU THAI Hong Apologies WALES HURD Natasha

YEMEN AL-SUNAINI Essam ZABARAH Motahar

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