High Level Segment 2006
Provisional list of dignitaries reproduced in alphabetical order
(as of 8 June 2006)
| COUNTRY | DIGNITARY |
|---|---|
| 1. Albania | Deputy Foreign Minister |
| 2. Algeria | Minister |
| 3. Andorra | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 4. Angola | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 5. Argentina | Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Cult |
| 6. Armenia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 7. Austria | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 8. Azerbaijan | Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 9. Bahrain | Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 10. Bosnia and Herzegovina | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 11. Brazil | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 12. Bulgaria | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 13. Burundi | Minister for Foreign Affairs and Internation Cooperation |
| 14. Cameroon | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 15. Canada | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 16. Chile | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 17. China | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 18. Colombia | Vice-President |
| 19. Congo | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 20. Côte d'Ivoire | Minister for Human Rights |
| 21. Council of Europe | Secretary-General |
| 22. Council of the European Union | High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy |
| 23. Croatia | Deputy-Prime Minister or Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 24. Cuba | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 25. Cyprus | Minister or Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 26. Czech Republic | Deputy Minister |
| 27. Democratic Republic of the Congo | Minister for Human Rights |
| 28. Denmark | State Secretary for Foreign Affairs |
| 29. Ecuador | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 30. Egypt | Minister |
| 31. Estonia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 32. European Commission | Member of the Commission, Foreign Affairs |
| 33. Finland | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 34. France | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 35. Gabon | Minister for Human Rights |
| 36. Georgia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 37. Germany | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 38. Ghana | Attorney-General and Minister of Justice |
| 39. Greece | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 40. Guatemala | Vice-President |
| 41. Holy See | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 42. India | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 43. Indonesia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 44. International Committe of the Red Cross | |
| 45. International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies | Head of the IFRC |
| 46. Iran (Islamic Republic of) | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 47. Ireland | Minister of State |
| 48. Israel | - |
| 49. Italy | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 50. Japan | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 51. Jordan | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 52. Lao People's Democratic Republic | Secretary of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs |
| 53. League of Arab States | Secretary-General |
| 54. Lebanon | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 55. Lesotho | Minister of Justice and Human Rights |
| 56. Liechtenstein | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 57. Lithuania | Deputy Minister |
| 58. Luxembourg | Vice-Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 59. Malaysia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 60. Maldives | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 61. Mali | Minister or Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 62. Malta | Vice-Minister |
| 63. Mauritania | Commissioner on Human Rights |
| 64. Mauritius | Minister for Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Cooperation |
| 65. Mexico | Secretary of States for foreign affairs |
| 66. Morocco | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 67. Mozambique | Minister for Justice |
| 68. Myanmar | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 69. Nepal | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 70. Netherlands | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 71. Nicaragua | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 72. Nigeria | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 73. Norway | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 74. Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie | Secretary-General |
| 75. Pakistan | Minister of State for Foreign Affairs |
| 76. Peru | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 77. Philippine | Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Minister) |
| 78. Poland | Vice-Minister |
| 79. Portugal | Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs |
| 80. Republic of Korea | Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade |
| 81. Republic of Siberia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 82. Romania | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 83. Russian Federation | Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 84. Rwanda | Minister of Justice |
| 85. Saudi Arabia | Minister of State for Foreign Affairs |
| 86. Senegal | Minister of State, Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 87. Slovenia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 88. South Africa | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 89. Spain | Deputy Prime Minister |
| 90. Sri Lanka | Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights |
| 91. Sudan | Minister of Justice |
| 92. Sweden | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 93. Switzerland | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 94. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia | Minister for Foreign Affairs or Deputy |
| 95. Timor-Leste | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 96. Togo | Minister |
| 97. Tunisia | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 98. Ukraine | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 99. UNHCR | High Commissioner for Refugees or Assistant to the UNHCR |
| 100. United Kingdom | Secretary of States for Foreign Affairs |
| 101. Uruguay | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 102. Venezuela | Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| 103. Vietnam | Deputy Foreign Minister |
| 104. Yemen | Minister for Human Rights |
| 105. Zimbabwe | Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs |