CLT-99KONF.204 Paris, August 1999

Original : English

UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION

FINAL REPORT

OF THE SECOND MEETING OF GOVERNMENTAL EXPERTS

ON THE DRAFT CONVENTION

ON THE PROTECTION OF UNDERWATER CULTURAL HERITAGE

UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France

(19 to 24 April 1999)

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I - Introduction

1. The second meeting of governmental experts to consider the draft Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage (‘draft Convention’), was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris from 19 to 24 April 1999. The meeting was attended by171 experts from 82 Member States; 10 experts from 3 Permanent Observers to UNESCO; representatives from the Division of Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS), Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations; representatives from the International Seabed Authority and from the International Centre for Conservation and Restoration of Monuments (ICCROM); and 4 non-governmental organizations including the Cultural Heritage Law Committee of the International Law Association (ILA), the International Scientific Committee on Underwater Cultural Heritage of the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and the World Underwater Federation (CMAS). The meeting was open to the public.

2. Following the first meeting of governmental experts in 1998l, the Secretariat had invited Member States who wished to propose amendments to the draft Convention, to submit them to the Secretariat prior to the second meeting. The Secretariat received twenty-seven replies from Member States (Argentina, Barbados, Canada, China, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Honduras, Iran, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Panama, Poland, Russian Federation, Spain, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uruguay) and one from an Observer State (United States of America). The comments and amendments were included in a Synoptic Report which was distributed to all participants prior to the second meeting.

3. The draft Convention adopted by the participants as the basis for titure work at the first meeting, together with the Report of the first meeting and the Synoptic Report, formed the basis of the discussion. In addition, during the course of the meeting certain written proposals were submitted by experts from both Member and Observer States, several of which were duly considered and debated.

II - Opening of the Meeting

4. In his opening statement the representative of the Director-General, Mr Heman Crespo- Toral, Assistant Director-General of the Sector for Culture, welcomed the participants to the meeting. He stressed the pressing need to both protect the underwater cultural heritage from severe looting and to prevent and discourage commercial operations which alter scientific and historical data. In particular, as deep-water technology becomes cheaper, enabling easy access to the last remaining inviolate areas of the sea, the threat to underwater cultural heritage is greater than ever. As a result, the creation of a specific legal instrument was warranted.

III - Election of the Bureau and owanisation of the meeting

5. Mr Carsten Lund (Denmark) and Mr Anoumou Yom Kouvahe (Togo) were elected Chairman and Rapporteur of the meeting respectively. Colombia, Philippines, Poland and Tunisia were elected as Vice-Presidents.

’ UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, 29 June to 2 July 1998

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6. The Plenary Session was attended by all participants, during which certain delegations thought that the discussions article by article in the Plenary Sessions during the first meeting were sufficient and that this meeting should form Working Groups immediately. However, it was decided that further discussion of the provisions of the draft Convention article by article was warranted in the Plenary, followed by a brief debate as to which issues should be dealt with by Working Groups and when they should be formed. Finally, Working Groups were formed on the third day of the meeting. Each was comprised of twelve Member States and was open to participation by other interested experts. Working Group 1 considered definitions and scope (Articles 1 and 2) and Working Group 3 considered jurisdictional issues (Articles 4 to 7 and Article 14). The operative provisions of the Charter were not considered in the Plenary Session as it was decided that they should be directly considered by Working Group 2 for conversion into the Rules of the Annex. The work of each Working Group was then submitted to the Plenary Session for consideration and further views were expressed, some of which were adopted by consensus.

IV - General discussion’ ,

7. All experts spoke in favour of the need to protect underwater cultural heritage and to adopt a Convention for this purpose. One expert expressed doubts as to whether further development of international law in this area was warranted.

8. Most of the experts referred in their general comments to the jurisdictional issues, in particular, the rights of coastal States in relation to underwater cultural heritage located in their exclusive economic zones and continental shelves. A majority of experts believed that the jurisdiction of coastal States would be essential in order to fill the gap in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (1982) (‘UNCLOS’) with respect to the protection of underwater cultural heritage in the exclusive economic zone and the continental shelf Further, such development would be permitted by both paragraphs 1 and 4 of Article 303 of UNCLOS, and would not prejudice other lawful uses of the ocean by third States. One expert suggested that the proposed jurisdiction of the coastal States in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf was not intended for the benefit of coastal States, but for all of humanity.

9. Another group of experts said that the granting of jurisdiction to coastal States would be a violation of the relevant provisions of UNCLOS and would disturb the carefully balanced jurisdictional regime contained in UNCLOS. Several experts referred to General Assembly Resolution 53/32 on Oceans and the Law of the Sea stressing “the importance of ensuring that the instrument to be elaborated is in full conformity with the relevant provisions of the Convention”. For these experts the possibilities offered by UNCLOS had not been fully explored, including the role to be played by international co-operation. Some of these experts added that while UNESCO was competent with regard to cultural heritage, the General Assembly of the United Nations remained the only competent forum in which to develop the jurisdictional regime contained in UNCLOS.

10. Some experts referred to the need to achieve a balance between proper respect for the provisions of UNCLOS, and the necessity of an effective regime for the protection of underwater cultural heritage. One expert said that the balance might be achieved through international co- operation. Another expert suggested that the regime for the protection of underwater cultural

2 The Report Tom paragraph 16 onwards doesnot reflect the discussions on specific provisions of the draft in a chronological way but collects together everything that was said about each provision (in the general statements, in the debate in the plenary article by article, in the working groups and then again in the plenary at the end of the in meeting).

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heritage in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf could be developed along the lines of the regime contained in UNCLOS for the protection of the marine environment (Part XII) and marine scientific research (Part XIII). According to this expert, coastal States could ensure primary co-ordination in relation to information and notification procedures.

11. Some experts expressed the view that the principle of sovereign immunity of warships and other government vessels was not appropriate when dealing with underwater cultural heritage, and could not be applied in this context automatically. Another expert said that States and individuals should take upon themselves the responsibility of protecting underwater heritage irrespective of issues of ownership and sovereignty. In relation to the concept of “warships”, one expert said that it was not a single concept and that it was necessary to differentiate between the wreck itself and its cargo. Another expert referred to the definition contained in Article 29 of UNCLOS as a possible solution to this problem.

12. Some experts supported the proposal to include in the draft Convention a new provision on regional co-operation for the protection of the underwater cultural heritage. One expert said that regional agreements would be useful provided that they conform with UNCLOS.

13. One expert indicated that a better definition was required for the nature of the activities which are to be regulated by the draft Convention. In particular, this expert proposed to substitute throughout the text, the phrase “activities directed at underwater cultural heritage” for “activities affecting underwater cultural heritage”. In addition, a separate provision should be included which deals with other activities which can pose a threat to underwater cultural heritage.

14. The need to further develop an institutional framework and international organisations was also noted. Some experts specifically referred to the role of UNESCO and one expert stated that there was a need to create capacity-building programmes and technical assistance under the auspices of UNESCO.

15. The general discussion also touched upon the question of how to incorporate the ICOMOS International Charter on the Protection and Management of Underwater Cultural Heritage (‘ICOMOS Charter’) into the draft Convention; the possible role of the private sector; the interests of the State of origin, and the adequacy of salvage laws in the context of underwater cultural heritage.

V - Definitions (Article 1)

16. The majority of experts wished to eliminate the deeming provision in Article l(2) concerning the abandonment of underwater cultural heritage. Similarly, paragraph 3 was deleted because the text of the ICOMOS Charter was no longer being annexed to the draft Convention. A reference to the “Operative provisions of the ICOMOS Charter” has been replaced by the words “Rules of the Annex” wherever they appear.

17. In relation to the definition of “underwater cultural heritage”, a number of experts considered that a criterion of significance should be added, whilst others stated that such a circumscription would render the draft Convention unworkable. The experts took a vote on the addition of the words “archaeologically and historically significant”; however a majority decided against this proposal. Some experts suggested expanding the time criterion for underwater cultural heritage so that it covered not only those items situated underwater for at least 100 years, but those

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which were at least 100 years old. Others disagreed and felt that such an extension would impede the draft Convention on the basis that this would be a very great extension of the reach of the Convention and would cover items more properly the object of salvage law.

18. One expert proposed to delete the definition of “UNESCO” and the “Director-General”. Another expert indicated that these definitions were standard in instruments such as the draft Convention.

19. In the context of the definitions, there was considerable discussion as to precisely what should constitute the scope of the drafl Convention, in particular, what activities it should be directed at, bearing in mind that not all of them would disturb or damage the underwater cultural heritage. Whilst all experts agreed that the protection of the underwater cultural heritage was the primary aim some experts pointed out that the activities the draft Convention was concerned with should be more specific. As a result, the meeting of experts agreed to insert a new definition in Article 1 for the term “activities directed at underwater cultural heritage” which encompassed activities having underwater cultural heritage as their primary object and which could, either directly or indirectly, physically disturb or damage the underwater cultural heritage.

VI - Scope and application of the Convention (Article 21

20. As the concept of abandonment was eliminated from Article 1, the corresponding changes were made to Article 2(l). Consequently, several experts proposed the deletion of this paragraph altogether. Others, however, recommended that the paragraph be retained. Several amendments were proposed based upon the differing views in respect of whether the draft Convention should apply only to “maritime” internal waters, or to all “internal” waters including rivers and lakes.

21. Different views were expressed on the question of sovereign immunity of warships and other government vessels. Some experts wanted to exclude any reference to warships so that the draft Convention would apply to all wrecks older than 100 years, irrespective of their nature. Others argued in favour of a time limit for sovereign immunity, whilst some experts opposed sovereign immunity, specifically in the case of wrecks located in the internal waters and territorial seas of other States. One expert doubted that the definition in Article 29 of UNCLOS was valid outside the UNCLOS context. Another expert added that sovereign immunity did not apply to sunken vessels.

22. Other experts insisted on keeping the principle of sovereign immunity in the draft Convention. In the view of these experts, the flag State of a wreck entitled to sovereign immunity should always retain exclusive jurisdiction over the wreck and its contents in all maritime areas. According to this view, sovereign immunity would be without prejudice to the need to protect those wrecks and the possibility of co-operation with other States. Further, this protection should be undertaken with the express consent of the flag State of the wreck. An alternative proposal for Article 2(2) was put forward by one expert which provided that “The Convention shall also apply upon an express consent in writing of the flag State, to the remains and contents of any warship,

’ naval auxiliary, other vessels or aircraft owned or operated by or on behalf of a State”. The proposal, however was not dealt with in the Plenary Session.

23. One expert said that the draft Convention needed to reconcile these two views in one way or another without infringing upon the principle of sovereign immunity. The Chairman, summing up the discussion, pointed out that it was the understanding of the group of experts that acceptance of

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the principle of sovereign immunity did not call into question the application of the protective provisions of the draft Convention and that title and ownership should not interfere with the protection of underwater cultural heritage.

24. One expert referred to the need to ensure proper respect for war graves at sea. Several experts spoke in favour of this proposal and it was agreed that the draft Convention would deal with this issue in one way or another. The Chairman suggested including a specific clause on war graves in the Annex.

VII - Relationship between the Draft Convention and UNCLOS (Article 2 bis)

25. Although there were differing views as to the interpretation of the relevant provisions of UNCLOS, all experts agreed that the draft Convention should not undermine the jurisdictional regime established in UNCLOS. One expert expressed the view that the draft Convention should be adopted as an implementing agreement of UNCLOS. This expert provided the text for a new Article 2bis which borrowed the language used in Article 4 of the 1995 Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the Conservation of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks. In relation to the second sentence of this proposal, some experts said that the draft Convention should be “in full conformity” with UNCLOS while others thought that it should be “compatible” with UNCLOS. Another expert expressed the view that this distinction was not relevant since the problem lay entirely in the interpretation given to the provisions of UNCLOS. Some experts said that if this Article was retained, it would be appropriate to rename the draft as “Agreement on the implementation...” instead of “Convention”. Others were opposed to the change in the title.

VIII - General Principle (Article 3)

26. All experts agreed on the general principle of preservation of underwater cultural heritage for the benefit of humankind. One expert proposed to soften the language in the original draft by adding words such as “in accordance with this Convention”. Other experts proposed the addition of a new paragraph including the principle of international co-operation between coastal States, flag States of the wreck and States of the same cultural, archaeological and historical origin. Other experts felt that it would be preferable to combine both the principles of protection and co- operation in a single paragraph as was done in Article 303(l) of UNCLOS.

27. One expert proposed the inclusion of an Article on the non-applicability of salvage law to the underwater cultural heritage to which the Convention applied, together with the possibility of States being permitted to make reservations. Several delegations expressed their opposition to allowing reservations to the provisions of the draft Convention. It was decided not to deal with this proposal until the question of reservations was taken up at a future meeting of the group of experts. One expert stated for the record that she reserved her position on the applicability of salvage law.

IX - Jurisdictional aspects (Articles 4 to 7 and 14)

28. Opposing views were expressed as to whether the draft Convention should apply only to “maritime” internal waters or to all “internal” waters including rivers and lakes. A majority of

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experts concluded that the draft Convention should apply only to maritime zones. One expert pointed out that this question was of fundamental importance in the case of occupied territories. Another expert noted that this question could have implications for the division of competencies between the federal government and the regional governments of some countries. Some experts argued that Article 4(l) should be understood without prejudice to the sovereign immunity of warships and government vessels. One expert requested that the flag State of a wreck entitled to sovereign immunity be informed of any ,activity undertaken in relation to that wreck. Several other experts rejected the applicability of the principle of sovereign immunity in maritime zones under the sovereignty of States other than the flag State of the wreck.

29. Some experts said that the obligation for coastal States to apply the Rules of the Annex to underwater cultural heritage in the maritime areas under their sovereignty, could create some difficulties in relation to their internal legislative procedures. These experts favoured non-legally binding language in this provision. Other experts pointed out that it was inconsistent on the part of some coastal States to advocate the application of the Rules of the Annex in their exclusive economic zones and continental shelves, while rejecting a clear commitment in the maritime areas in which their jurisdiction was not disputed. One expert pointed out that there could be a compromise if the obligation was retained using softer language.

30. Several experts noted that a reference to the contiguous zone was missing in the draft Convention. Some experts proposed a new Article 4a specifically dealing with the contiguous zone. The experts held different views on the phrase to be used in order to establish the link between this new Article and Article 303(2) of UNCLOS. One expert expressed a concern that the inclusion of the contiguous zone might give rise to problems in cases in which a country exercised sovereignty over islands located near the coasts of another State. Certain experts queried whether the application of the Rules of the Annex should be made mandatory for coastal States in the contiguous zones.

31. In relation to Article 5, two views were expressed on the question of jurisdiction over the underwater cultural heritage located in the exclusive economic zone or on the continental shelf of States. Different arguments and interpretations of UNCLOS were made in support of each position. A majority of experts supported the jurisdiction of coastal States over underwater cultural heritage in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf as contained in Article 5 of the original draft Convention. For these experts, not only did Article 5 conform with UNCLOS, but was in fact called for by Article 303(4) of UNCLOS. For several other experts, jurisdiction for the protection of underwater cultural heritage in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf rested, in accordance with UNCLOS, on the flag States of the vessels conducting the activities affecting or directed at underwater cultural heritage. Further, the adoption of Article 5 of the original draft Convention would amount to a renegotiation of UNCLOS for which the meeting of experts had no mandate. One expert stated that Article 5 should be deleted and replaced by Article 4bis.

32. It was decided to present three different Options of Articles 5 to 7 of the original draft Convention. However, it was noted that the approach taken in the draft Convention of referring to coastal States, port States and flag States when dealing with jurisdictional issues was correct and that the disagreement was only in relation to the demarcation between the three jurisdictions. Option 1 reflected the position of the experts in favour of the jurisdiction of coastal States in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf The most controversial paragraphs, namely Article 5(2) and (3) of the original draft, were merged into a single paragraph to become the new Article 5(2). Option 2 contained the views of the experts opposed to jurisdiction of coastal States

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beyond the contiguous zone. One expert stated that its proposal for the deletion of paragraph 5 and substitution of Article 4bis had not been reflected in either Option. The third Option - Option 3 - was presented by the Chairman of the Working Group which tried to achieve a compromise between the two views. It was decided that all three Options would appear together in square brackets in the draft Convention.

33. Experts agreed on the importance of establishing a system for the notification of new finds such as proposed in Article 5(l) of the original draft Convention. In this respect, several experts referred to the need to clarify who should be obliged to report and to which authorities. One expert proposed that all States Parties should be obliged to notify UNESCO of any new discovery of underwater cultural heritage. Another expert stated that the coastal State should request notification of new finds and convey this information to UNESCO, which in turn would inform other interested States. One expert referred to the need to include some provisions on assessment, registration and information sharing. This suggestion was incorporated into Article 5(2) and (3) of Option 3. One expert said that UNESCO’s role could also be dealt with in Article 13. Another expert, opposed to the jurisdiction of coastal States, proposed to deal with this issue in Article 7(l), so that notifications of new finds would be directed to the flag States. That proposal was incorporated into Option 2. In this respect, one expert referred to the problem of “flags of convenience” as supporting requirement of notification to coastal States. Two other experts added that, in any event, States of cultural, historical or archaeological origin should also be notified of new finds.

34. Different views were expressed on the question, dealt with in Article 5(4) of the original draft Convention, of how to balance the rights and jurisdiction of coastal States under UNCLOS with the need to protect underwater cultural heritage. Some of the experts who were in favour of the jurisdiction of coastal States argued against the limitation implied by the word “unjustifiably” and requested its deletion. Another expert proposed to improve the original draft in order to reflect all rights and jurisdiction of coastal States in their exclusive economic zones and on their continental shelves. Another expert in the same group proposed to redraft this paragraph simply stating that refusals of authorizations should be motivated. In this respect it was noted by one expert that should the change regarding “activities directed at” be accepted, then the question of other activities affecting underwater cultural heritage would need to be considered in a separate Article (Article X). Experts opposed to the jurisdiction of coastal States proposed a single paragraph for Article 5 stating that coastal States should take into account the need to protect underwater cultural heritage in the exercise of their rights and jurisdiction in the exclusive economic zones and on their continental shelves.

35. One expert proposed to include in the draft Convention, a provision allowing regional agreements to be concluded by States bordering the same sea for the preservation of their common cultural heritage. Another expert requested that those agreements be open to the States of cultural, historical and archaeological origin. Other experts said that such regional agreements should be allowed to incorporate more stringent rules and regulations than those applied globally, while yet other experts believed that these agreements would have to be consistent with international law. One expert pointed out that, in any event, States bordering a sea could not be obliged to enter into such an agreement.

36. In relation to port State control in Article 6, the experts agreed to paragraph 1 of the original draft Convention being incorporated, with some drafting improvements, into both Options 1 and 2. Several of the experts in favour of Option 1 requested the deletion of paragraph 6(2), while several of those in favour of Option 2 proposed an amendment in line with their opposition to coastal State jurisdiction in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf.

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37. In relation to jurisdiction of the flag State (and State of nationality) in Article 7 of the origilial draft Convention, several experts noted that control over nationals would be very difficult to apply in practice. Paragraph 7(2) of the original draft was included in both Options 1 and 2 with corresponding changes to reflect the different positions on jurisdictional issues. Article 7(l) of the original draft was deleted from Option 2 as it was thought to be superfluous.

38. The experts agreed to place Article 14, which deals with the Area, directly after the other Articles concerning jurisdiction. One expert pointed out that the draft Convention could not create obligations for particular individuals and proposed to amend the draft by making it obligatory for the flag State or the State of nationality of the finder, to notify any new find. Different views were expressed as to which one of the two organisations - UNESCO or the International Seabed Authority (‘Authority’) - should be informed first. It was pointed out however, that in any event the transmission of information from one organisation to the other should be as swift as possible. Two experts were opposed to mentioning the Authority as they believed that its mandate did not include any function relating to underwater cultural heritage. In this respect, the representative of the Authority noted that it was presently engaged in drafting a Mining Code, of which one of the provisions requested contractors of the Authority to report to it any find of underwater cultural heritage. One expert proposed the addition of a second paragraph to this Article concerning the notification of States having preferential rights in accordance with Article 149 of UNCLOS. Another expert suggested that all States be informed by UNESCO, given the difficulties of ascertaining all States of cultural, historical or archaeological origin.

X - Chairman’s proposal (Articles 8 to 18 excluding 14)

39. Articles 8 to 18, excluding Article 14, were the subject of a draft proposal by the Chairman, after a thorough discussion in the Plenary Session in which he suggested amendments to the Articles as they appeared in the original draft Convention. Because of lack of time they were not considered in the final Plenary Session save that the experts agreed the proposed additions would appear in the draR Convention in square brackets and proposed deletions would be ruled through.

XI - Articles 19 to 24; Title: Preamble

40. Given the time constraints and the significant discussion that took place in relation to the definitions, jurisdiction and the Rules of the Annex, the meeting of experts did not consider Articles 19 to 24 of the draft Convention, namely: Peaceful Settlement of Disputes; Ratification, Acceptance, Approval or Accession; Reservations and Exceptions; Amendments; Denunciation; and The Charter. Neither the Title of the Convention nor the Preamble were discussed in detail at this meeting.

XII - ICOMOS Charter / Rules of the Annex

41. In relation to the inclusion of the ICOMOS Charter into the draft Convention, the meeting of experts decided that it was more appropriate to take the general standards of the Charter, rather than the complete text, and formulate a set of Rules which could be annexed to the draft e onvention. Accordingly, Working Group 2 produced the Rules of the Annex, which were generally accepted by the group of experts.

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42. In discussing the substance, a number of experts noted that the Rules of the Annex should go beyond the guidelines contained in the ICOMOS Charter and impose positive obligations on States Parties. There was a lively discussion on the use of the words “shall” or “should”: some experts thought they there was no effective distinction between them since the rules as part of an international convention naturally imposed binding obligations; others thought that “should’ was recommendatory rather than obligatory and would prefer it; yet others thought this a reason to adopt “shall”, and one expert pointed out that in at least one of the official languages of UNESCO there would be no such linguistic distinction in any event. In relation to the General Principles, the experts noted that the exclusion of commercial exploitation of underwater cultural heritage for trade, speculation or its irretrievable dispersal,. should not exclude the provision of services, for example, non-government entities being contracted by a State Party to carry out work on its behalf.

43. The meeting of experts discussed the extent and obligations in respect of the project funding required for activities in relation to underwater cultural heritage. Most experts were of the opinion that in principle, the funding plan should cover all different phases of the project. However, they recognised that such funding may be subject to unavoidable budgetary changes.

44. Following the proposal of one expert, it was agreed to include in square brackets an additional point in the reporting requirements concerning graphic and photographic documentation. Further, it was decided to insert a five year time limit in the paragraph concerning the curation of project archives.

45. Finally, as the group of experts had not decided on the placement of the article dealing with the need for international co-operation, it was agreed that the paragraph dealing with this issue should be placed in square brackets.

XIII - Conclusion

46. The Chairman congratulated the participants on the important progress that had been made in the development of the text of the draft Convention. As there were still substantial issues to be resolved, the participants unanimously agreed on the need for a further meeting of governmental experts to be held as soon as possible following the 30ti session of the General Conference. The Chairman encouraged the participants to consider with one another the outstanding issues prior to the next meeting and thanked the participants for the work they had done over the preceding week.

47. Finally, the meeting of experts adopted the resolution attached.

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ANNEX 1

RESOLUTION

of the Second Meeting of Governmental Experts to consider the draft Convention on the protection of the underwater cultural heritage

The Second Meeting of Governmental Experts to consider a draft Convention on the protection of the underwater cultural heritage, which met in Paris at UNESCO Headquarters from 19 to 24 April 1999 in implementation of the Resolution 29C/21 adopted by the General Conference of UNESCO,

Recalling that the General Conference invited the submission of the draft Convention at its 30* session to be held in October-November 1999,

Recalling the results of the First meeting of governmental experts held on this subject at UNESCO Headquarters 29 June to 2 July 1998,

Noting the important progress made in the development of a text of such a Convention at the present meeting,

Considering however that there are still substantial issues to be resolved, and

Believing that a further meeting of governmental experts will be necessary for the resolution of these issues and the conclusion of the work of drafting the Convention,

Invites the Director-General

1. to report to the 30ti session of the General Conference,

2. to take all appropriate measures for the continuation of the work of the governmental experts in the next biennial programme of UNESCO, and

3. to call for another meeting of governmental experts at the earliest possible moment at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris with the aim of concluding such work as soon as possible.

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ANNEX 2IANNEXE 2

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS LISTE DES PARTICIPANTS

1. Member States of UNESCO I Etats membres de l’UNESCO

ALGERIA I ALGERIE

SAMET, Mohamed-Adel (M.) Conseiller Delegation permanente d’AlgCrie aupres de 1’ UNESCO Maison de 1’ UNESCO 1 RUE Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 67

YAKOUB, Ahmed @I.) Delegation permanente d’Alg&ie auprb de 1’ UNESCO Maison de 1’ UNESCO 1 RUE Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 63

ARGENTINA I ARGENTINE

PATARO, Maria Susana (Mrs) Deputy Permanent Delegate of Argentina to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 34 38 Fax: 33 (0)145 06 60 35

GONZALEZ, Ariel Walter (Mr) Permanent Delegation of Argentina to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 34 38 Fax: 33 (0)145 06 60 35 email: aw.gonzalez@mesco.org

ELKIN, Dolores (Dr.) Archaeologist Researcher Secretariat of National Culture 3 de Febrero 1378 1426 Buenos Aires Tel. : 54 1147843371 Fax : 54 1147836554 email : delkin@bibapl.edu.ar

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AUSTRALIA I AUSTRALJE

PEEK, Matthew (Mr) Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Australia to UNESCO 4 me Jean-Rey 75724 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)140 59 34 02 Fax: 33 (0)140 59 33 10

SPYROU, Arthur (Mr) Permanent Delegation of Australia to UNESCO 4 me Jean-Rey 75724 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)140 59 34 10 Fax: 33 (0)140 59 33 53 e-mail: artlmr.spyrou@dfat.gov.au

DEREBERGER, Claus (Mr) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Australia to UNESCO 4 me Jean-Rey 75724 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)140 59 34 10 Fax: 33 (0)l 40 59 33 53

SAMUELS, Kirsty (Ms) Adviser Permanent Delegation of Australia to UNESCO 4 me Jean-Rey 75724 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33(0)140593439 Fax: 33 (0)l 40 59 33 53

HENDERSON, Graeme (Mr) Director Western Australia Maritime Museum Cliff Street Fremantle WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6160 Tel.: 610893358211 Fax: 6 108 9430 5 120 email: hendersg@museum.wa.gov.au

AUSTRIA I AUTRICHE

BAZIL, Christoph (M.) Expert Ministere federal autrichien de l’tducation et des affaires culturelles Minoiitenplatz 5 A-1014 VIENNE Tel. : 43 153120-3635 Fax: 43 153120-3699 email : christop.bazil@bmuk.gr.at

MAYNHARDT, Gerhard (M.) Ibtlegue permanent adjoint de 1’Autriche aupres de l’UNESCO Mini&e Conseiller Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis

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75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 34 57 F&K : 33 (0)l 45 68 26 25

BARBADOS IBARBADE

CUMMINS, Alissandm (Mrs) Chairman Barbados National Commission for UNESCO 11 The Garrison ST. MICHAEL

BELGIUM I BELGIQUE

THUNUS, Marc (M.) Representant permanent adjoint Delegation permanente de la Belgique aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 40612040 Fax: 33 (0)l 42 73 25 64

SELFSLAGH, Benedicte, (Mme) Expert Relations avec les organisations intemationales Division du Patrimoine de la Region Wailonne Ministere de la Region Wallomte 14, rue d’Aumale 75009 PARIS Tel. : 33(0)142829892 Fax : 33 (0)142 80 98 33 email : benedicte.selfslagh@wanadoofr

BELIZE /BELIZE

CAIBAULT, Mireille (Mme) Delegation permanente de Belize auprb de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0) 145 68 32 11

BENIN /BENIN

YAI, 0. Joseph (S. Ext. M.) Ambassadeur DClCgut permanent Delegation permanente du Benin aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1, rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 01.45.68.30.62 Fax : 01.43.06.15.55

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MONSI, Isidore (M.) Premier Conseiller DtlCgation permanente du B&in aupr&s de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1, rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 01.45.68.30.89 Fax: 01.43.06.15.55

LISSAN, Edith (Mme) Deuxieme Couseiller DClCgation permanente du B&in auprbs de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1, rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 01.45.68.30.63 Fax: 01.43.06.15.55

BOSNIA % HERZEGOVINA I BOSNIE-HERZEGOKTNE

ZELAKO JERKIC (Mr) DtltguC permanent DCltgation permanente de Bosnie Herzegovine auprks de 1’ UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1, rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 33 (0)l 45 68 26 20

BRAZIL I BRESIL

BASTOS, Ricardo Alonso (Mr) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Brazil to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)l 45 68 28 89

CAMBODIA I CXMBODGE

MEASKETH, David (M.) Dew&me Secr&aire DClkgation permanente du Royaume du Cambodge auprks de 1’UNJZSCO 2 place de Barcelone 75076 PARIS Tel.: 33 (0)145 25 15 02 Fax 33 (0)l 45 25 84 72

CAMEROON I CXMEROUN

ASSAMBA ONGODO, Charles (n) l3 euxikme Secr&aire Dkltgation permanente du Cameroun auprb de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis

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75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0) 147 43 98 33 Fax: 33 (0) 146 5124 52

CANADA/ CANADA

DEMERS, Jacques (H. Ext. Mr) Ambassador Permanent Delegation of Canada to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)145 68 35 18 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 87 27

CAMERON, Christina (Dr.) Director General Historic Sites and Monuments Parks Canada Department of Canadian Heritage Edifice Jules LCger 25, rue Eddy Hull, QUEBEC KIA OM5

GUERTIN, Louise (Ms) Director General Heritage Policy Department of Canadian Heritage Edifice Jules Leger 15 rue Eddy Hull, QUEBEC KIA OM5

TELLIER Alain (M.) Deputy Director Oceans and Environmental Law Section (JLOA) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Lester B . Pearson Building 125, Promenade Sussex Drive OTTAWA, Ontario K 1 A OG2 Tel : 613 992 1360 Fax : 6 13 992 6483

STOCKFISH, Bruce (Mr) Legal Counsel Department of Canadian Heritage Edifice Jules LCger 15 rue Eddy Hull. QUEBEC IUA OM5 Tel. : 819 997 7269 Fax : 819 997 2801 email : btuce-stockfish@pch.gc.ca

TERRILLON-MacKAY, Louise (Mrs) ChargC de Mission for Cultural AfTairs International Relations Department of Canadian Heritage Edifice Jules Leger 25 Eddy - Hull, QUEBEC KIA OM5

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MOORE, Sean (Mr) Alternate Administrative and Political Attache Permanent Delegation of Canada to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)145 68 35 15 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 87 27

CHILE / CHILI

CABEZA MONTEIR4, Angel (Mr) Executive Secretary Council of National Monuments Ave Alameda BDO O’Higgins #65 1 SANTIAGO Tel. : (56 2) 3605 211 Fax: (56 2) 6397 803 email : monuacm@oris.renib.cl

KOPAITIC, Boris (Mr) Naval Captain Ministry of National Defence Av. Alameda BDO O’Higgins 65 1 SANTIAGO Tel. : 56 2 2805670 Fax: 5626330568 email : monuacm@oris.renib.cl

CHINA / CHINE

I-E, Shuzhong (Mr) Deputy Director Law Department State Bureau of Cultural Relics 29 Wu Si Street BEIJING Tel.: 010 646 699 48 Fax: 01064669948 email: hsuzhong@public2.east.cn.net

COLUMBIA / COLOMBIE

GALAN SARMIENTO, Augusta (Mr) Ambassador, Permanent Delegation of Colombia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 28 56 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 66 09 e,mail : A.Galan@mesco.org

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MEJIA, Juan Luis (Mr) Adviser to the Minister Ministry of Culture Secretariat of Education Calle 39 #66-24 MEDELLIN Tel. : (57 4) 262 6023 Fax : (57 4) 262 6177 email : jlm@epm.net.co

MARTIN LEYES, Natalia (Mrs) Counsellor Permanent Delegation of Columbia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 28 56 Fax: 33(0)143066609 email : nmartin-leyes@mesco.org

LLINAS, Marco Aurelio (Mr) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Columbia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33(0)145682856 Fax: 33(0)143066609 email : m.llinas@@esco.org

ORDOl&Z, Marcela (Mrs) Second Secretary Permanent Delegation of Columbia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 28 56 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 66 09 email : m.ordonez@unesco,org

COSTA RICA I COSTA RICA

LEIVA-BILLAULT, Iris (S. Ext. Mme) Ambassadeur DClCgute permanente DCltgation permanente du Costa Rica auprks l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33(0)145682572 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 73 16 45

CASTILLO Gabriela (Ms) Mini&e Conseiller DCltgation permanente du Costa Rica auprks de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15

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Tel.: 33 (0)145 68 25 72 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 73 16 45 email : g.castillo@unesco.org

COTED'IVOIRE IC~TED'IVOIRE

OUATTARA, Tiona (M.) Sous-Directeur de Ia recherche scientifique Ministkre de 1’Enseignement Superieur et de la Recherche Scientifique BP 286 ABIDJAN-RIVIERA Cidex 03

BALO, Kouassi (M.) Conseiller DClegue permanent Delegation permanente de la C&e d’Ivoire aupbs de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 33 00 Fax : 33 (0)145 67 32 41

CUBA/CUBA

HERNADEZ GONZALEZ-PARDO, Hector Pastor (M.) Ministre ConseilIer Delegation permanente de Cuba aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 34 13 Fax: 33 (0)145 67 47 41

ZENON, Alexandros N. @I. ExcMr) Ambassador to the Netherlands Surinamestraat 15 2585 GG The Hague THENETHERLANDs Tel. : 31703466499 Fax : 31703924024

CZECHREPUBLIC ~~PUBLIQUETCHEQUE

BENES, MichaI (Mr) Secretaire pour les a.fWes cuhurelles de l’UNESCO Mini&e de la Culture Milady Horakove 13 9 16000 PRAHA 6 Tel : (420.2) 57 08 52 99 l$X: (402.2) 24 32 42 82

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DENMARK IDANEMARK

LUND, Carsten (Mr) Special Adviser on The National Forest and Nature Agency, Ministry of Environment and Energy, Haraldsgade 53 DK-2 100 COPENHAGEN Tel. : 4539472065 Fax: 4539472660 email : clu@sns.dk

RIECK, Flemming (Mr) Acting Head Department of Marine Archaeology National Museum of Denmark Haunevej 7 Box 304 DK-4000 ROSKILDE

BREA FRANCO, Luis (Dr.) Vice-president technique Conseiller Presidentiel a la Culture Ave Georges Washington Sq. President Vicini

BORRELL, Pedro J. (Arq.) Secretaire Executif Commission de Sauvegarde de l’archtologie subaquatique

VEGA, Wenceslao (Dr.) Consultant juridique Commission de Sauvegarde de l’archkologie subaquatique

CALVENTI, Laura @Ale) Premiere Stcretaire Delegation permanente de la Republique Dominicaine aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 27 10 Fax: 33 (0)142 73 24 66 email: dl.redominicaine@mesco.org

ECUADOR IEQUATEUR

CUEVA, Juan (H. Ext. Mr) Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Delegation of Ecuador to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 03 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 49 06

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COBO, Susana (Mrs) Permanent Delegation of Ecuador to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 03 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 49 06

EGYPT / EGYZ’TE

SALEH, Fathi M. (H. Ext. h4r) Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Egypt to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARTS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 07 Fax: 33 (0)147 83 4187

ETHIOPIA I ETHZOPZE

ETEFFA MULUGETA (H. Ext. Mr) Ambassador Ex&aordinary and Plentpotentiary Permanent Delegation of Ethiopia to UNESCO 35 avenue Charles-Floquet 75007 PARIS Tel.: 33 (0)147 83 83 95 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 52 14

KEFFELEW, Mulatu (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Ethiopia to UNESCO 3 5 avenue Charles-Floquet 75007 PARTS Tel.: 33 (0)l 45683461 Fax: 33 (0)l 43 06 52 14

FINLAND I FZNZANDE

KIURU, Esko (H. Ext. Mr) Ambassador Deputy Director General Legal Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs P 0 Box 176 Laivastokatu 22 FIN-00161 HELSINKI Tel. : 358 9 1341 5732 Fax: 358913415707 email : esko.kiun@formin.fi

FAST, Maija (Ms) Researcher h4aritime Musuem of Finland HYLKYSAARI FIN-00570 HELSINKI

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Tel. : 3589 1355471 Fax: 35891354991 email : maija.fast@nba.fi

. . . HAKAPAA, Kari (Mr) Professor, Special Advisor Legal Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs P 0 Box 176 FIN-00161 HELSINKI Tel. : 358913415728 Fax: 358913415707 email : kari.hakapaa@formin.fi

SOTANIEMI, Arma (Ms) Legal Officer Legal Departmenf Ministry of Foreign Affairs P 0 Box 176 FIN-00 16 1 HELSINKI Tel. : 358913415742 Fax : 358 9 1341 5707 email : anna.sotaniemi@formin.fi

LAMMILA, Anne (Ms) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Finland to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 34 32 Fas : 33 (0)143 06 19 02

FRANCE I F'RANCE

SEGURA, Serge (IN) Secrttaire des AfTaires ttrangQes Direction des affaires juridiques Direction du droit de la mer, des peches et de 1’Antarctique Ministere des A&ires Etrangeres 37 Quai d’Orsay 75007 PARIS Tel.: 33 (0)l 43 17 53 26 Fax: 33 (0)l 43 17 43 59 email : serge.segura@diplomatie.fr

LEWIS-LOUBIGNAC, Anne (Mme) Dtltguee permenente adjointe Delegation permanente de la France aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 35 47 Fax : 33 (0)147 34 5505

GRANDJEAN, Patrick (M.) Chef Departement des recherches archeologiques, subaquatiques et sous-marines Sous-direction de l’archeologie Division du patrimoine culture1

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Mink&e de la Culture et de la Communication Fort Saint-Jean 13235 MARSEILLE Cedex02

CRESTIN-BILLET, Blandine (Mme) Chargde de mission Direction des affaires generates, sousdirection des a&tires juridiques Mini&e de la Culture et de la Communication 4, me d’Aboukir 75002 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0)l 40 15 77 96 Fax: 33 (0)140 15 77 99 email : blandine.crestin.billet@culture.fr

POMEY, Patrice (M) Directeur de recherche au CNRS Expert aupres de la Commission nationale fran@e pour l’UNESCO Universitt de Provence 1362 1 AIX en PROVENCE Tel. : 33 (0)4 42 52 42 47 Fax: 33 (0)4 42 52 43 75 email : cjullian@aixup.univ-aixfr

DUMESNJL, Catherine (Mme) Conseilltre technique pour la Culture Commission nationale fian@e pour l’UNESCO 57 Bld des Jr&ides 75700 PARIS Cedex Tel.: 33 (0)l 53 69 38 38 Fax: 33 (0)l 53 69 32 23 email : catherine.dumesnil@diplomatie.fr

PETIT, Jean-Philippe (M.) Direction des Affaires juridiques Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres 37 Quai d’Orsay 75007 PARIS Tel.: 33 (0)143 17 53 26 Fax: 33 (0)143 17 43 59 email : jean-phillippe.petit@iplomatie.fr

GABON/GABON

MOUTSINGA MIRAPOU Viviane Chef du Service des Relations Intemationales B.P. 408 LJBREVILLE Tel. : 22173 12 48

GERMANY IALLEMAGNE

TREBESCH, Jochen (Dr.) Minister Counsellor Law of the Seas Division Federal Foreign Office 53113 BONN Tel. : 49 228 170

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AUSTER, Manfred (Mr) First Secretary Federal Foreign Office Cultural Division P.O. Box 1148 D-53001 Bonn Tel. : 49228173196 Fax: 492281753196

WORBS, Michael (Dr.) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Germany to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 83 46 61 Fax : 33 (0)l 53 83 46 67

GHANA I GHANA

ARTHUR, Adolphos (Mr) Deputy/Permament Delegate Permanent Delegation of Ghana to UNESCO Embassy of Ghana 8, Villa Stid 75116 PARIS Tel : 33 (0)l 45 00 09 50 Fax : 33 (0)145 00 8195

GREECE I GRkCE

HALKIOPOULOS, Theodore (M.) Conseiller juridque honoraire Minstere des Affaires Etrangeres 3 Zalocosta Street ATHENS Tel. : 30 13613318

DE LA PORTA, Katerini (Mme) Directeur Division archeologic subaquatique Ministere de la Culture Kallisperi, 50 117.42 ATHENS MAKRYIANNI Tel. : 30 192 21888 F~K : 30 19221888/9235 105 email : www.eedfculture.gr

METHODIOU, Elena, (Mme) Conseiller pour la Culture Delegation permanente de la Grece aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 85 Fax: 33(0)143 060030

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GRENADA /GRENADE

HADDAD, Chafka (Mrs) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Grenada to UNESCO 2 1 bis avenue d’Iena 75116 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 23 80 50 Fax: 33 (0)149 52 00 14

GUINEA-BISSAU/ GUZNEE-BZSSAU

COSTA GOMES, Maria Regina (S. Ext. Mme) Ambassadeur D&guC permanent de Guinee-Bissau auprks de l’UNESCO Ambassade de GuinCe-Bissau 94, rue Saint-Lazare 75009 PARIS

HAITI /BAITI

LEO, Harry Frantz (Mr) Ministre Conseiller DCltgation permanente de Hditi auprks de 1’ UNESCO 35 avenue de Villiers 75017 PARIS TCl : 33 (0)l 42.12.70.54 Fax : 33 (0)l 42.12.82.38

HONDURAS I HONDURAS

MENDIETA de BADAROUX, Sonia (S. Ext. Mme) Ambassadeur extraordinaire et plhipotentiaire DClCguk permanent DCltgation permanent du Honduras auprks de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 30 65 Fax : 33 (0)147 57 55 03

BENDONA-PINEL, Juan Carlos (M.) DCl&ue permanent adjoint DClCgation permanent du Honduras aup& de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 30 65 Fax : 33 (0)147 57 55 03

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INDIA IZNDE

SINGH, Chiranjiv (I-I. Ext. Mr) Ambassador Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of India to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 88 Fax: 33 (0)147 34 5188

GANDHI, M. (Dr) Senior Legal Officer L &T Division Ministry of External Affairs ISL Building 9 Bhagwandass Road NEW DELHI 110001 Tel. : 338 8180 Fax : 338 9724 email : jslegal@mea.delhi.nic.in

HUMERA AHMED (Mrs) Department of Culture Room 322 C Wing Shastre Bhavan NEW DELHI 11000 1 Tel. : 338 2797 Fax: 338 2797

INDONESIA IINDONESZE

DJOJONEGORO, Soedarso (H. ExcMr) Ambassador Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Indonesia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 72 Fa?c : 33 (0)145 66 02 37

DRAJAT, Hari Untoro (Mr) Head, Sub Directorate for the Protection and Development of Archaeological Heritage, Directorate General of Culture Ministry of Education and Culture Jalan Jenderal Sudirman JAKARTA 10270 Tel : (62-21) 572 55 13 / 572 50 35 I572 50 36 Fax : (62-21) 572 55 78

SANTOSO, Iman (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Indonesia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15

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Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 72 Fax: 33 (0)145 66 02 37

WIBISONO, SOMJ’ (Mr) Government Archaeologist The National Research Centre of Archaeology Rayo C PEJATEN, Number 41 JAKARTA Tel. : (62-21) 798 81 71 email : puslitarkenas@bit.id

IRAKIZRAQ

AFLAK, Iyad Michel (M.) Conseiller Delegation permanent de 1’Irak aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 34 21 Fax : 33 (0)143 06 79 87 email : i-aflak@wanadoo.fr

IRAN (Islamic Republic of) I IRAN (Rtfpublique Zslamique d’)

CI-IEGINI, Naser Norvzzadeh (Mr) Director of Archaeological Research Centre Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization TEHRAN Tel. : 601 6367 Fax : 6016364 I601 2886

ZAHERI, Ali-Reza (Mr) Legal Adviser Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization

SAFAEI, Javad (Mr) Counsellor Permanent Delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 30 Fax : 33(0)142731791

BAYEGAN, Reza (Mr.) Permanent Delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 30 Fax : 33 (0)142 73 17 91

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IRELAND IZRLANDE

SIEV, Raphael V. (Mr) Deputy Legal Adviser Legal Division Department of Foreign Affairs St. Stevens Green DUBLIN 2 Tel. : 353 14780822 ext.2361 Fax: 353 14785950

KIRWAN, Sean (Mr) Archaelogist Heritage, Policy and Legislation Division Department of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands 43 - 49 Mespil Road DUBLIN 4 Tel. : 353 1667 0788 Fax: 353 1667 0827

ISRAEL IISRAEL

KORNBLUTH, David G. (Mr) Director Public International Law Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs JERUSALEM 91950 Tel. : 972 2 9195015303582 Fax : 97225303251 email : mishpa@mofa.gov.il

ITALY IZTALZE

LEANZA, Umberto (Prof.) Chef du Service du Contentieux Diplomatique Ministere des Affaires Etrangtres ROME Tel. : 390636912560 Fax: 39063230315

CICIRlELLO, Maria Clelia (Mme) Professeur de droit international Universite d’Urbino Ministere des Affairs Etrangeres ROME Tel. : 39 06 4885 720 / 36912560 Fax : 39 06 4885 720

SCOVAZZI, Tuillio (M.) Professeur Faculte de Droit Universite de Milan Via Alfonso Cossa 29 20138 MILAN0 Tel.: 39027610149 Fax: 39027610149

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LANTIERI, Alessandra (Mme) Mini&e pour les biens et les activitts culturelles Bureau ICgislatif Via de1 Collegio Roman0 27 00186 ROME Tel. : 39 06 6723 583 I6723 260 Fax: 39 06 6723 290

SEBASTIANI, Pietro (M.) Conseillor DClCguC permanent adjoint DtlCgation permanente d’Italie aupr& de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 3141 Fax: 33 (0)145 66 4178

CAMPBELL, Sybil Eileen (S. Ext. Mme) Ambassadeur DClCguCe permanent DtlCgation permanente de la Jamtique auprh de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 33 60 Fax: 33 (0)148 06 84 51

JAPAN I JAPON

KISHIMOTO, Naofumi (Mr) Technical Official Monuments and Sites Division Cultural Properties Protection Department Agency for Cultural Affairs, 100-00 13 3 -2-2 kasumigaseki, chiyoda-ku TOKYO Tel. : 813 35811726 Fax : 813 35910293 email : NNTM@bunka.no.ip

MAEKAWA, Kaname (Mr) Assistant Professor of Department of Archaeology Faculty of Humanities Toyama University 3 190 Go&, Toyamacity, Toyama-Prefecture 930-8555 Tel. : 81 764456181 Fax : 81764456141 email : maekawa@hmt.toyama-u.ac.jp

ONO, Tomoyuki (M.) Troisieme Secrhire DClCgation permanente du Japon aup& de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15

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Tel : 33 (0)l 456835.28 Fax : 33 (0)147 34 46 70 email : deljpn.clt@unesco.org

REPUBLIC OF KOREA I RdPUBLIQUE DE CO&E

CHUNG, 11 (Mr) First Secretary Embassy of the Republic of Korea to France 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 3153 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 38 88 email : dlcoree-rep@mesco.org

KIM, Sun-young (Ms) Assistant Director Cultural Cooperation Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade SEOUL Tel. : 8229259664 Fax : 822 925 9608 email : sykim73@kmimail.com

KIM, Yang-ban (Mr) Head Curator National Maritime Museum 8 Yonghaidang, MOKPO, GEOUNAM Tel. : 8276312984293 Fax : 8276312920944

MADAGASCAR 1 ikUDAG4SCAR

RASOANAIVO RANDRIAMAMONJY, Ravaomalala (Mme) Dtlegut permanent adjoint Delegation permanente de Madagascar aupres de l’UNESCO 40 rue du General Foy 75008 PARIS France Tel. : 33 (0)142 93 34 77 Fax: 33 (0)145 22 22 89

BABANY, Benjamin Claude @I.) Conseiller 40 rue du G&ml Foy 75008 PARIS France Tel. : 33 (0)142 93 33 46 Fax: 33 (0)145 22 22 89

MALAWI / M4l.A U?l

MGOMEZULU, Gadi G. Y. (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Malawi 20 rue Euler 75008 PARIS

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France Tel.: 33 (0)147 20 20 27 Fax: 33 (0)147 23 62 48

MALAYSIA I ilcW5AISIE

BOERHANNOEDDIN, Mukhtar (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Malaysia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 France Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 34 77 Fax : 33 (0)142 73 33 52

MALTA I MAL TE

DEPASQUALE, Edgar (Dr.) Legal Advisor to the Museums Department ‘Monte Mario’ Railway Road ATTARD BZN 02

GRIMA, Reuben (Mr) Curator Site Management Unit National Museum of Archaeology VALLETTA CMR 02 Tel. : 356 239545 Fax: 356 241975 email : reuben.grima@magnet.mt

MEXICO IMEXZQUE

SANCHEZ-GUTIERREZ, Jose (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Mexico to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 France Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 55

SEQUEIROS DE DJEBARI, Maria de1 Pilar (Ms) Director of Information, Registration and Publications Ricardo Flores Legal Consultant Ministry of External Relations MAGON I Tel. : 55 831 112 Fax : 53 273 201 email : PSEQUEIROS@SRE.gob.mx

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NAMIBIA / NAMIBIE

PROLLIUS, Isaac (Mr) Counsellor Embassy of Namibia 80 Avenue Foch / 17 Square de 1’Avenue Foch 75016 PARIS Tel : 33 (0)144 17 32 65 Fax: 33 (0)144 17 32 73

ALLJTENI, Piiiehas (Mr) First Secretary Embassy of Namibia 80 Avenue Foch I 17 Square de 1’Avenue Foch 75016 Paris Tel : 0144173265 Fax: 0144173273

THE NETHERLANDS / PAYS-BAS

WEVELD, Thijs J. (Mr) Chief Maritime Heritage Netherlands Institute of Ships and Underwater Archaology UPOBox510 8200AM LELYSTAD Tel.: 31320269700 Fax: 31320269750 email : t.maarleveld@archis.nl

NICARAGUA / NICARAGUA

FLORES-LOAISIGA, Ximena (Ms) Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Nicaragua to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 73732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 05 92 42 Fax: 33 (0)144 05 92 42

NIGERIA / NIG&?kt

AKINLUYI, E.O. (H.Exc. Mr) Ambassador Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Nigeria to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 33 (0)l 45 68 27 27 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 67 59 41

LIJADU, Yemi (Mr) Counsellor Permanent Delegation of Nigeria to UNESCO UNESCO House

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1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 33 (0)145 68 27 29 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 67 59 41

NORWAY / NORtiGE

LONGVA, Hans Wilhelm (Mr) Director General Department of Legal Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs P.O. Box 8114 Dep 0032 OSLO Tel : 47 222 43400 Fax : 4722243930 email : postmottak@ud.dep.telemax.no

GROENHOF, Jan Pieter (Mr) Executive Officer Johs Brunsgt -12AIA 0452 OSLO Tel : 4722243424 Fax: 4722243930 email : postmottak@ud.dep. telemaxno

IUOSTER, sili (Ms) Executive Officer Ministry of Environment P.O. Box 80 13 0013 OSLO Tel : 4722245830 Fax: 4722242756 email : sik@?md.dep.no

MARSTRANDER, Lyder (Mr) Senior Adviser Directorate of Cultural Heritage P.O. Box 81910 Dep. 0034 OSLO Tel. : 4722 940470 Fax : 47 22 940404 email : lyder.marstrander(@ra.dep.no

DAHM, Lizzie R. (Ms) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Norway to UNESCO 28, rue Bayard 75008 Paris Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 67 04 00 Fax : 33 (0)l 53 67 04 40

OMAN I OMAN

MACIU , Kamal Bin Hassan (Mr) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of OMAN to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis

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75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 30 48 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 30 22

PAKISTAN (The Islamic Republic of) I PAKISTAN (Rttpublique Islamique du)

MASOOD, mat (Mrs) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Pakistan to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 me Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 25 42 Fax: 33 (0)145 66 62 15

PERU / PEROU

PICASSO de OYAGUE, Alfred0 (Mr) Conseiller des Affaires Scientifiques et Technologiques Delegation permanente du PCrou aupres de l’UNESCO B.P. 338.16 75767 PARIS Cedex 16 Tel : 33(0)1 45 27 63 42 Fax: 33(0)145 27 63 42 email : apicasso@club-intemetfr

VASQUEZ, Carlos (Mr) Delegation permanente du PCrou aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 me Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 33(0)1 45 68 29 31 Fax: 33(0)1 40 65 09 38

PHILIPPINES I PHILIPPINES

REYES, George B. (Mr) Minister Philippines Embassy 4 Harneau de Boulainvilliers 75016 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 30 12 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 67 07 97

ONGPIN-RECTO, Deanna (Ms) First Secretary and Senior Foreign Adviser for UNESCO Permanent Delegation of the Philippines to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 me Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)145 68 30 12 Fax: 33 (0)145 67 07 97

CUEVAS, Maharhka (Mr) Underwater Archaeologist National Museum MANILA

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Tel : (632) 527 11 57 Fax : (632) 527 03 06 email : nmuseum@-nextnet

POLAND / POLOGNE

KOBYLINSKI, Zbigniew (Dr.) Archaeologist Institut de 1’ArchCologie et de 1’Ethnologie Academic Polonaise des Sciences Expert of UNESCO 00-140 WARSAW Al. Solidamosci 105

PORTUGAL I PORTUGAL

ALVES, Franciso J. S. (Dr) Directeur du Centre national d’ArchCologie nautique et subaquatique Av. Da India 136 1350 LISBONNE Tel. : 3513623799 Fax: 351 13630529 email : arqueonautic@mail.telepac.pt

BESSONE CARDOSO, Maria Alexandra (Dr.) Juriste du Centre national d’ Archeologic nautique et subaquatique Tel : 351 1386 1407 Fax : 35113863517 email : csbadvogados@mail.telepac.pt

De ALBUQERQUE VELOSO, Luiz. (M.) Secretaire d’ Ambassade Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 30 55 Fax : .33 (0)l 45 67 82 93

ROMANIA I ROUMANIE

MACOVEI, Ion (M.) Deputy Permanent Delegate Minister Counsellor Permanent Delegation of Romania to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARJS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)l 40 62 22 20 Fax: 33 (0)l 47 34 9138

RUSSIAN FEDERATION I FEDERATION DE RUSSIE

KOLODKINE, Anatoly (Prof.) President, International Maritime Law Association of Russia 3a, B Koplevsty pr. MOSCOW 125319

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Tel. : (7095) 15175 88 Fax : (7095) 152 09 16 or (7095) 241 1166

GQUREEVA, Tatiana (Mrs) Counsellor Permanent Delegation of the Russian Federation to UNESCO 8 me de Prony 75017 PARIS Tel : 00 33 (1) 42 12 84 30 Fax : 0033(1)42675199 email : unem.&klub-intemet.fi

dl.russi@unesco.org

SAINT LUCIA I SAINT LUCIE

LACOEUILHE, Vera (Mrs) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Saint Lucia to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 23 80 23 Fax: 33 (0)14070 1891

SAINT VINCENT & TJ3E GRENADINES I SAINT-VINCENT-ET-LES-GRENADINES

ARSAN, Carole (Mrs) Second Secretary Permanent Delegation of Saint Vincent & The Grenadines to UNESCO 13 - 15 boulevard de la Madeleine 75001 PARIS France Tel. : 33 (0)147 03 65 50 Fax: 33 (0)l 47 03 65 55

SAUDI ARABIA I ARABIE SAOUDITE

AL-SAUOD, Abdallah Bin Saoud (Dr.) Director General of Museums Director General of the Research Centre Deputy Ministry for Antiquities and Museums P 0 Box 3734 RIYADH 11481 Tel.: 01404 15 21 Fax: 014112051

SOUTH AFRICA / AFMQUE DUSUD

MOODLEY, Devandhran (Mr) Permanent Delegation of South Africa to UNESCO 59 Quai d’Orsay 75343 PARIS Cedex07 Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 59 23 23 Fax: 33 (0)l 53 59 23 33

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SPAIN I ESPAGNE

De CABO, Elisa (Mrs) Chief of Inventories Director General of Fine Arts and Cultural Property Ministry of Education and Culture Plaza de1 Rey N” 1 28071 MADRID Tel.: 7017000 ext.32497

NEGUERUELA, Ivan (Mr) Director National Museum on Maritime Archaeology Ministry of Culture CARTAGENA SP Fax : 968 529 692

CURCIO RUIGOMEZ, Fernando (Mr) International Jurist Ministry of External Affairs Calle Padiela 46 MADRID Tel : 34 91379 9922 Fax : 34915781078

JAUDENES, Jose A. (Mr) Conseiller de 1’Institut D’Histoire et de la Culture1 naval Ministere de la Defense Montalban Z MADRID Tel. : 349 13795297 Fax : 349 137 95056

SWEDEN I SUEDE

JACOBSSON, Marie (Dr.) Deputy Director Ministry for Foreign Affairs SE-10339 STOCKHOLM Tel. : 46 8 405 58 17 Fax: 4687231176 email : marie.iacobsson~foreiawninistrv.se

HEDMAN, Niklas (Mr) Desk Officer Ministry for Foreign Affairs SE-10339 STOCKHOLM

Tel. : 4684055817 Fax : 468723 1176 email : n.iklas.hedman@foreign.ministry.se

ADAMSSON, Peter (Mr) Legal Adviser Ministry of Culture Drottninggatan SE-10333 STOCKHOLM

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SYRIA ARAB REPUBLIC / REPUBLIQUE AR4BE SYRIE

CHAALAN, Nabila (S. Ext. Mme) Deleguee permanente Delegation permanente de la Republique Arabe Syrienne aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 34 97 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 05 44

TANZANIA / TANZANIE

SHEYA, Mohammed S. (Prof.) Deputy Permanent Delegate Permanent Delegation of Tanzania to UNESCO 13 Ave Raymond Poincare 75 116 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 70 63 66 Fax: 33 (0)147 55 05 46 email: Tanzanie@infonie.fr

TOGO / TOGO

KOWAHE, Anoumou Yom (M.) Conseiller technique pour la culture BP 3193 LOME Tel : 2282123521214251 Fax: 228 22 42 28

TUNISIA / TUNISIE

CHELBI, Fethi @I.) Chef du Departement d’Archeologie sous-marine Institut National du Patrimoine 4 Place du Chateau 1008 TUNIS Tel. : 574 127 / 574 107 1561-622 Fax: 562 452

BOUKHRIS, Dhouha (Mme) DClCguC permanent adjoint Delegation permanent de la Tunisie aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 29 91

BZAINIA, Houcine @I.) ChargC de mission aupres du Minister-e de la Defense Nationale TUNIS Tel. : 216 1 564 100 Fax: 2161561804

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TURKEY I TURQUIE

INAN, Yiiksel (Prof. Dr.) Department of International Relations, Bilkent University, Ankara and Legal Counsellor Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DHGY)

Tel : (3 12) 290 2073 Fax : (3 12) 266 4326 email : yuksel@bilkent.edu.t

CELIK, Giilseren (Miss) First Secretary Permanent Delegation of Turkey to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel : 33 (0) 145 68 27 15 Fax: 33 (0) 140 56 04 13

UGANDA I OUGANDA

KWOBA, Godfrey @I.) DClCguC permanent adjoint DClCgation permanent de 1’Ouganda auprh de l’UNESCO 13 AVENUE Raymond PoincarC 75116 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0)l 53 70 62 70 Fax 33 (0)l 53 70 85 15

UKRAINE I UKRAINE

PLEVAKO, Olexandre (Mr) Deuxikme Secrhire DCleg&permanent DClCgation permanent d’Ukraine auprh de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 26 61 Fax: 33 (0)l 43 06 02 94

UNITED KINGDOM / ROYAUME-UNI

McKELL, Paul (Mr) Legal Affairs Foreign and Commonwealth Office King Charles Street LONDON SWlA 2AH ENGLAND Tel. : 44 171270 62 07 Fax : 44 171 270 14 77

JACKSON, Andrew (Mr) Aviation and Maritime Department Foreign and Commonwealth Office King Charles Street LONDON SWlA 2AH ENGLAND Tel. : 44 171270 2628 Fax: 44 171270 3189 email : amd.fco@gtnet.gov.uk

PRYTHERGCH, Margaret (Ms) Buildings, Monuments and Sites Division Department for Culture, Media and Sport 2-4 Cockspur St LONDON SW1 5DH ENGLAND Tel. : 44 1712112097 Fax: 441712112040 email : margaret.prythergch@@lture.gov.uk

McQUAIDE, Marion (Ms) Ministry of Defence 3-5 Great Scotland Yard LONDON SWlA 2HW ENGLAND Tel : 01712187725 Fax: 01712188210 email : mmcquade@gtnet.gov.uk+

TROW, Stephen (Mr) Inspector of Ancient Monuments English Heritage 23 Savile Row LONDON WIX 9BA ENGLAND Tel. : 01719733172 Fax: 0171973 3001

URUGUAY / URUGUAY

LAMARTHEE, Julio (Mr) Director Ministry of External Relations Colonia 1206 MONTEVIDEO

CROSTA de HERRERA, MarielJa (Sra.) Counsellor Permanent Delegation of Uruguay to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 34 70132 09 Fax: 33 (0)142 73 3152

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VENEZUELA I VENEZUELA

ENGELBRECHT-SCHADTLER, Cristiane (Ms) Second Secretary Permanent Delegation of Venezuela to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 26 17 Fax: 33 (0)147 34 28 93

AGOSTINI, Clara (Mrs) Second Secretary Permanent Delegation of Venezuela to UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 26 17 Fax: 33 (0)l 47 34 28 93

2. Intewovemmental Organizations I Organisations interaouvernernentaks

International Centre for the Conservation and Restoration of Monuments (ICCROM) / Centre international d’&tudes pour la conservation et la restauration ah biens cuhrels

LINDO, Richard (Mr) Chief Operating Officer Via di San Michele, 13 00153 ROME ITALY email : prl@.iccrom.org

International Seabed Authority /Auto& internationals des fonak marins

LADGHAM, Samia (Ms) Legal Officer 14-20 Port Royal Street Kingston JAMAICA Tel : (1876) 922 9105 email: sladgham@isa.org.jm

United Nations I Nations Unies

De MARFFY, Annick (Mute) Deputy Director Division of Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS) Office of Legal Affairs Room 0458 DC11 2 United Nations Plaza New York 10017 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tel.: 212 963 3962 Fax: 212 963 5847 email: marffv@un.orq

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ESCUDERO, Juan-Antonio (Mr) Legal Officer Division of Ocean AfTairs and the Law of the Sea Office of Legal Affairs Room 444 2 United Nations Plaza New York 10017 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tel.: 212 963 3962 Fax: 212 963 5847 email : escuder@m.org

3. Observers I Observateurs

HOLY SEE / SAINT SIdGE

FRANA, Lorenzo (Mgr) Observateur permanent du Saint Siege aupres de l’UNESCO Maison de l’UNESCO 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel.: 33 (0)153 23 0150 Fax: 33 (0)147 23 65 44

PALESTINE I PALESTINE

ABDELRAZEK, Ahmed Ambassadeur Observateur permanent aupres de l’UNESCO UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 33 42

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / ETATS-UNZS D’AMERZQUE

BLUMBERG, Robert (Mr) Office of Oceans Affairs Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Department of State Room 5805 WASHINGTON DC 20520 Tel. : 12026474971 Fax: 12026479099

VARMER, Ole (Mr) Attorney Adviser National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Department of Commerce 1305 East-West Hwy Rm 6121 Silver Springs MD 20910 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tel : (301) 713 2969 ext.21 1 Fax: (301) 713 4408

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McILHENNY, William W. (Mr) Permanent Observer to UNESCO American Embassy 2 avenue Gabriel 75382 PARIS Cedex08 Tel: 33.(0)1.43.12.20.29

AUBRY, Michele (Ms) Senior Archaeologist National Park Service Department of the Interior 1849 C Street NW Room NC340 WASHINGTON DC 20240 Tel. : 1 202 343 1879 Fax: 1202343 5260 email : michele-c-aubry@nps.gov

BOOCK, Michael (Mr) Head, Law of the Sea Branch Department of Defence Representative for Ocean Policy Affairs RM 5E793 Pentagon WASHINGTON D.C. 20350-2000 Tel : 703 614 9041 Fax: 7036958073 email : boock.michaeI@!hq.navymiI

LaMOlTE, Kenneth (Mr) Attorney Adviser US Department of State Room 6420 2201 C ST NW WASHINGTON D.C. 20520 Tel : 202 647 8634 Fax : 2027367115 email : lamotter@ms.state.gov

HALL. Jerome (Mr) Executive Director Institute of Nautical Archaeology Postal Drawer HG, College Station TEXAS Tel : 77841-5137

STEMM, Gregory (Mr) President Professional Shipwreck Explorers Association (PROSea) 3507 Frontage Rd #lOO Tampa FLORIDA 33607

International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) / Conseil international des monuments et des sites

GRENIER, Robert (Mr) ChaillllM ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Underwater Cultural Heritage (ICUCI-I) Parts Canada 1600 Liverpool Court

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Ottawa ONTARIO KlA 162 Tel : 16139907103 Fax: 1613 952 1756 email : ROBERT-GRENIER@pch.gc.ca

Iuteruational Council of Museums (ICOM) / Conseii international ah mu&es

BRINKMAN, Manus (Mr) Secretary General UNESCO House 1 rue Miollis 75732 PARIS Cedex 15 Tel. : 33 (0)147 34 05 00 Fax: 33 (0)143 06 78 62 email: brinkman.icom@u.nesco.org

International Law Association I Association de droit international

O’KEEFE, Patrick (Dr.) Chairman, ILA Committe on CulturaI Heritage Law 6 Villa des Entrepreneurs 75015 PARIS Tel. : 33 (0) 145 78 60 05 Fax: 33 (0) 1457541 18 Email : piokeef@,wannadoo.org

NAFZIGER James A.R. (Prof.) Professor of Law Rapporteur ILA Committee on CuIturaI Heritage Law Willamette University College of Law 245 Winter Street SE SALEM OR 97301 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Tel. : (503) 370 6408 Fax : (503) 370 6375 email : jnafzige@willamette.edu

World Underwater Federation / Confkdhtion momiiale ah activitt% subaquatiques

MARTIN-BUENO, Manuel (Prof.) Vice President Viale Tiziano 74 00196 Rome ITALY Tel: 349767620561390636858480 Fax: 349767615061390636858490 Email: mmartin@,posta.unizar.es / cmassci@tin.it

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4. SECRETARIAT I SECtiTARkAT

Sector for Culture I Se&w de la Cu&ure

CRESPO-TORAL, Hem&i (M.) Assistant Director-General / Sow-Directeur General Sector for Culture / Secteur de la Cnlture Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 43 74 Fax : 33 (0)l 45 68 55 96

PROTT, Lyndel V. (Ms) Chief, International Standards Section / Chef, Section des normes intemationales Division of CultumI Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 44 40 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 55 96 email : lv.prott@unesco.org

HLADM, Jan &I.) Assistant Programme Specialist / Specialiste adjoint du programme International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimome culture1 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 37 93 Fax : 33 (0)l 45 68 55 96 email : j.hladik@unesco.org

BEDJAOUI, Assia (Mile) Assistant Programme Specialist / Specialiste adjoint du programme International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 43 71 Fax: 33 (0)l 45 68 55 96 email : a.bedjaoui@unesco.org

MATYK, Stephan (M.) Associate Expert / Expert associe International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division. of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine cuhurel Tel. : 33 (0)145684401 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 55 96 email : s.matyk@unesco.org

STRATI, Anastasia (Mrs) Consultant 39 Miltiadou Street Glyfada ATHENS 6 1675 Tel. : 30 196 29 628 Fax: 3019629628 email : B.Gramm@users.duth.gr

PLANCHE, Edouard @A.) Consultant International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1 Tel. : 33 (0)l 45 68 44 04 Fax : 33 (0)145 68 55 96 email : e.planche@unesco.org

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KLEBERG, Louise (Ms) ConsuItant International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1 Tel: 33 (0)l 45 68 44 03 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 55 96 Email: l.kleberg@unesco.org

PRICKETT, Julie (Ms) Consultant International Standards Section / Section des normes intemationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1

CISSE, Monique (Mme) Secretary / Secrkiire International Standards Section I Section des normes internationales Division of Cultural Heritage / Division du patrimoine culture1 Tel. : 33 (0)145 68 44 37 Fax: 33 (0)145 68 55 96 email : m.cisse@unesco.org

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