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Dealing with issues surrounding Conceptualising Global Democracy, the Cairo workshop promoted intercultural debate and discussion centring on how Global Democracy itself can be conceived.
The role of the discussants, coming from both civil and official backgrounds, was to question, debate, and discuss the concrete, global implications of each author's paper. The discussants include:
Sylvia Borren
Former General Director of Oxfam Novib, Netherlands
Nahla Chahal
Forum for Arab Reform, Beirut
Yasser Elwy
Arab Forum for Alternatives
Laila Harre
National Distribution Union, Auckland
Gabrielle Hosein
Institute for Gender and Development, Trinidad
Ramin Jahanbegloo
Cultural Activist, Iran
Jan Kavan
Former Foreign Minister, Czech Republic, Prague
Ethel Long-Scott
Women's Economic Agenda Project, Oakland
Sergei Mitrokhin
Yabloko Party, Moscow
Maguy Mukidi
Oxfam GB, Kinshasa
Gladys Mutangadura
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa
Mieko Okamuro
Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Tokyo
Paul Oquist
Minister, Government of Nicaragua
Laxmi Pandeya
Formerly DMES Chief at Save The Children, Nepal
Bob Rae
Member of Parliament for Toronto Centre
Rajindar Sachar
Former Chief Justice, High Court of Delhi
Shaista Shameem
Fiji Human Rights Commission, Fiji
Anna Soboleva
Russian Humanitarian Seminar, Latvia
Virginia Vargas
Centre for Peruvian Women 'Flora Tristan', Lima
