GLOBAL PANEL - CONFERENCE OF FOREIGN MINISTERS - THE PEOPLE TO MEET
"10 Years After, Key Players Reflect on the Events of 1991"

(as provided by each individual)

The Prague Society for International Cooperation and Global Panel Foundation Conference of Foreign Ministers, May 28-29, 2001, Cernin Palace (the Foreign Ministry), Prague under the auspices of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Jan Kavan

Frederik Willem de Klerk
Nobel Laureate and former President of South Africa;
Honorary Chairman of the Prague Society for International Cooperation

Prof. Johann Galtung (Norway)
Director of Transcend; Winner of the "Alternative Nobel Prize"

Australia
Hon. Gareth Evans AOQC
President, International Crisis Group; former Foreign Minister

Austria
Dr. Alois Mock, Austrian Peoples' Party (ÖVP)
former Vice-Chancellor and Foreign Minister

Belgium
Hon. Mark Eyskens
Minister of State; former Foreign Minister; former Prime Minister

Canada
Hon. Barbara J. McDougall, PC, CFA, LL.D.
President and CEO, Canadian Institute of International Affairs;
former Foreign Minister

Cyprus
George Iacovou
former Foreign Minister

Czechoslovakia
Hon. Ján Carnogurský (Slovakia)
Minister of Justice of the Slovak Republic; former Prime Minister of Slovakia

Jirí Dienstbier (Czech Republic)
Special Rapporteur, UN Commission on Human Rights of Bosnia and Herzogovina, the Republic of Croatia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; former Foreign Minister

Jan Kavan (Czech Republic)
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs

H. E. Martin Palous (Czech Republic)
Deputy Foreign Minister ; Current Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the U.S.A.

Denmark
Hon. Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, MP
Liberal Party of Denmark (Venstre); former Foreign Minister

France
Roland Dumas
former Foreign Minister and President of the Constitutional Court

Germany
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Chancellor

Hungary
H. E. Géza Jeszenszky
The Ambassador of Hungary to the United States of America; former Foreign Minister

Italy
Prof. Gianni de Michelis
Chairman, New Socialist Party of Italy; former Foreign Minister

Iceland
H.E. Jón Baldvin Hannibalsson
The Ambassador of Iceland to the United States of America; accredited Ambassador to Canada and Mexico; former Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade

Ireland
Hon. Gerard Collins, MEP
former President of the Council of Ministers; former Foreign Minister

Jordan
Hon. Dr. Abdallah Ensour
Senator; former Foreign Minister

The Netherlands
Hans van den Broek
President, Netherlands Institute of International Relations; former European Commissioner and Foreign Minister

Poland
Hon. Justice Prof. Krzystof Skubiszewski
President, Iran-United States Claims Tribunal; former Foreign Minister

Portugal
Prof. Doutor Joao de Deus Pinheiro
Rector, University Moderna; former European Commissioner and Foreign Minister

South Africa
R.F. Botha
former Foreign Minister; former Ambassador to the United Nations and the United States

Soviet Union
Boris D. Pankin
former Foreign Minister and Ambassador to Sweden and Czechoslovakia; former Russian Ambassador to the Court of St. James (UK)

European Union
Hon. Enrique Báron Crespo, MEP (Spain)
President, Parliamentary Group of the Party of European Socialists; former President of the European Parliament

Forum 2000 Foundation
Oldrich Cerny (Czech Republic)
Executive Director, Forum 2000 Foundation; former Chief Advisor to President Havel

F.W. de Klerk Foundation
David Steward (South Africa)
former Ambassador to the United Nations; former Director-General

Thomas Dine
President, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

United Nations (Ecuador)
H.E. Jose Ayala Lasso
Ambassador of Ecuador to France; former President of the U.N. Security Council; former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights; former Foreign Minister

United Nations (provisional)
H.E. Prof. Guido de Marco
President of Malta; former President of the General Assembly, U.N.

Please note: the country or organisation under which the participant is listed is that relating to the post held by the participant in 1991