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Left to right: UK: Joan MACNAUGHTON, Director General for Energy, Department of Trade and Industry; NORWAY: Elisabeth BERGE, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy.
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Left to right: CANADA: George R.M. ANDERSON, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources; SWEDEN-CHAIR: Mona SAHLIN, Minister for Sustainable Development.
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Left to right: KOREA: Won-gul LEE, Deputy Minister of Energy and Resources, Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE); SWITZERLAND: Joseph DEISS, Federal Councillor, Minister of Economic Affairs.
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Left to right: TURKEY: Mehmet HILMI GÜLER, Minister for Energy and Natural Resources; TURKEY: Kemal UNAKITAN, Minister of Finance.
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Left to right: SWEDEN-CHAIR: Pär NUDER, Finance Minister; SWEDEN-CHAIR: Mona SAHLIN, Minister for Sustainable Development.
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Left to right: NEW ZEALAND: HE Adrian MACEY, Ambassador to France, Permanent Representative to the OECD; NEW ZEALAND: Hon Harry James DUYNHOVEN, Minister for Transport Safety, Associate Minister of Energy.
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Left to right: MEXICO: Fernando CANALES, Secretary of the Economy; JAPAN: Tetsuhiro HOSONO, Vice Director General, Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry for International Trade and Industry (MITI).
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Left to right: MEXICO: Francisco GIL DIAZ, Finance Secretary; SPAIN: Pedro SOLBES, Vice-President of the Government, Minister for Economy and Finance.
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Left to right: NORWAY: Elisabeth BERGE, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy; MEXICO: Fernando ELIZONDO-BARRAGAN, Secretary of Energy; NORWAY: HE Tanja STORM, Permanent Representative to the OECD; NORWAY: Øystein BØRMER, State Secretary, Finance.
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RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Yuri FEDOTOV, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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OECD Forum 2005, 2-3 May 2005, Centre de conférences internationales - Paris
Fuelling the Future: Security, Stability, Development
The Forum is a multi-stakeholder summit which brings together leaders from business, government, labour and civil society, and takes place at the same time as the annual meeting of the OECD's council at ministerial level.
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