IFAP Executive Committee 2008-2010

President: Ajay Vashee (Zambia)
Past President: Jack Wilkinson (Canada)
Vice-Presidents: Elisabeth Gauffin (Sweden), Raul Montemayor (Philippines) and Carlos Simancas (Colombia)
Treasurer: Peter Gaemelke (Denmark)
Mohamed Ould Hocine (Algeria) |
Luc Guyau (France) Rishi Wahi (India) Giuseppe Politi (Italy) Isami Miyata (Japan) Ahmad Al Faour (Jordan) Won – Byung Choi (Korea) Albert Jan Maat (Netherlands) |
Wladyslaw Serafin (Poland) Samba Gueye (Senegal) Semsi Bayraktar (Turkey) Frank Tumwebaze (Uganda) Peter Kendall (United Kingdom) Tom Buis (U.S.A.) Doug-Taylor Freeme (Zimbabwe) |
Committee Chairs:
Specialized Committees:
- Development Co-operation Committee: Elisabeth Gauffin (Sweden)
- Committee on Agricultural Co-operatives: Marcus Borgstrom (Finland)
- Committee on Women in Agriculture: Karen Serres (France)
- Young Farmers Committee: Kati Partanen (Finland)
Commodity Groups:
- Group on Dairy Products: Wesley Judd (Australia)
- Group on Grains and Oilseeds: Xavier Beulin (France)
- Group on Meats and Feeds: Lourie Bosman (South Africa)
- Group on Tropical Products: Mathias N’Goan (Cote d’Ivoire)
- World Association of Beet and Cane Growers: Alf Cristaudo (Australia)
Regional Committees:
- African Committee: Jacques Bonou (Africa)
- Latin American and the Carribean Committee: Carlos Simancas (Colombia)
- Asian Committee: K.P. Singh (India)
- Mediterranean Committee: Guy Giva (France)
Members of the Executive Committee are elected at the General Conference for a two-year term.
Role of the Executive Committee:
- Keeps under review the activities of IFAP (policy activities; representational activities), membership questions, and the financial position of the Federation.
- Deals with all matters referred to it by the General Conference.
- Appoints a Secretary General and approves senior staff appointments made by the Secretary General.
- Appoints members of the Finance and Budget Committee
- The Executive Committee has power, without prior reference to the General Conference, to take action on behalf of the Federation, but only on matters on which the Federation has established a policy.




