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World Tourism Organization General Assembly Nineteenth session Gyeongju, Republic of Korea, - October Provisional agenda item A// rev. Madrid, August Original: English Election of Council Members The purpose of this revision is to update and modify, according to the latest developments, the information contained in document A//. I. MEMBERSHIP OF THE COUNCIL. At the date of the preparation of the document, the total number of Full Members is. However, at the date of the General Assembly, the number of Full Members will be, taking into account the admission of Liberia after ratification by the General Assembly (see Annex I). Consequently, and in accordance with Article () of the Statutes, the Council will be composed of thirty one Members, instead of current thirty Members, in addition to Spain as a permanent Member.. The current membership of the Executive Council is indicated in Annex II (including Jamaica which will replace Costa Rica until ).. Annexes from III to VIII provide a graphical representation of terms of office, broken down by region, since the creation of the UNWTO.. Column of Annex IX shows that the terms of office of fifteen Members expire at the nineteenth session of the General Assembly. Column shows that thirteen Full Members will have to be elected to the Council in the ratio of one Member for every five Full Members, as follows: Africa Americas East Asia and the Pacific Europe Middle East South Asia TOTAL seats seat seats seats seat no seat seats. Column shows that to represent the remaining Full Members, four more Members should be elected to the Council. Consequently, it is necessary to vote for the allocation from among all the regions of the seats corresponding to the surplus Members (so-called "floating" seats).. None of the four remaining seats to be allocated by the General Assembly in order to reach the total of seats corresponds to an exact multiple of Members from any of the six regions of the Organization; rather, the seats result from the sum of the surplus Members from the different regions, as follows:

A// rev. Africa Americas East Asia and the Pacific Europe Middle East South Asia TOTAL Members Members Members Members Members Members Members. This total gives rise to the right to assign four so-called "floating" seats, as shown in the table in Annex IX. However, one floating seat corresponding to the region of South Asia is occupied until, which means that three floating seats remain to be distributed at the nineteenth General Assembly.. On various occasions in the past, it has been possible to reach prior consensus on the assignation of the seats of the different regions and those corresponding to the surplus Members, based on proposals put forward by the Regional Commissions. To this end, it would be advisable to see if the three so-called "floating" seats should be allocated to the regions having the most surplus Members. In this case, the regions of South Asia (one floating seat already allocated until ), Africa and Europe have Members remaining after the initial distribution, and the regions of the Americas and East Asia and the Pacific have surplus Members. II. CANDIDATURES FOR MEMBERSHIP OF THE COUNCIL. Since the preparation of document A//, Brazil, Sudan (under the provisions of Article and paragraph ), and Nigeria have communicated their intention to submit their candidature for membership of the Executive Council for the period -.. By the date of the preparation of the document, the following States have communicated to the Secretariat, on the date appearing between brackets, their intention to present their candidatures for membership of the Council for the period -: AFRICA ( seats to be filled) * Gambia ( May ) Mauritania ( April ) Mozambique ( June ) Nigeria ( July ) Sudan ( June ) (under the provisions of Article and paragraph ) United Republic of Tanzania ( June ) AMERICAS ( seat to be filled) * Brazil ( July ) (re-election) Mexico ( March ) EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ( seats to be filled) * China ( March ) (re-election) Indonesia ( March ) (re-election) Republic of Korea ( March ) (re-election)

A// rev. EUROPE ( seats to be filled)* France ( February ) (re-election) Italy ( February ) (re-election) Kazakhstan ( January ) (re-election) Russian Federation ( February ) (re-election) Uzbekistan ( February ) MIDDLE EAST ( seat to be filled) * Iraq ( March ) (re-election) Saudi Arabia ( February ) SOUTH ASIA (no seat) *. Any other candidatures reaching the Secretariat before the date of the Assembly will be announced in an addendum to this document.. It should be recalled that Executive Council decisions (XXXIII) and (XXXIV) recommend that "...only Members of the Organization having no unjustified arrears (paragraph of the Financing Rules attached to the Statutes) shall be eligible for election to the Executive Council". * (not counting floating seats)

A// rev. ANNEX I STATES MEMBERS OF THE WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION- Albania Hungary Romania Andorra Israel Russian Federation Armenia Italy San Marino Austria Kazakhstan Serbia Azerbaijan Kyrgyzstan Slovakia Belarus Latvia Slovenia Bosnia & Herzegovina Lithuania Spain Bulgaria Malta Switzerland Australia Croatia Monaco The FYROM Brunei Darussalam Cyprus Montenegro Tajikistan Cambodia Argentina Czech Republic Netherlands Turkey Bahrain China Bahamas France Norway Turkmenistan Egypt DPR of Korea Bolivia Georgia Poland Ukraine Iraq Fiji Brazil Germany Portugal Uzbekistan Jordan Afghanistan Indonesia Canada Greece Republic of Moldova Kuwait Bangladesh Japan Chile Lebanon Bhutan Lao PDR Colombia CEU Libyan Arab Jamahiriya India Malaysia Costa Rica Oman Iran Mongolia Cuba Algeria Ethiopia Niger Qatar Maldives Papua New Guinea Dominican Rep Angola Gabon Nigeria Saudi Arabia Nepal Philippines Ecuador Benin Gambia Rwanda Syrian Arab Republic. Pakistan Rep. of Korea El Salvador Botswana Ghana Sao Tome and-principe Yemen Sri Lanka Thailand Guatemala Burkina Faso Guinea Senegal Timor-Leste Haiti Burundi Guinea-Bissau Seychelles CME CSA Vanuatu Honduras Cameroon Kenya Sierra Leone Viet Nam Jamaica Cape Verde Lesotho South Africa Mexico Central African Rep. Liberia(*) Sudan CAP Nicaragua Chad Madagascar Swaziland Panama Congo Malawi Togo Paraguay Côte d Ivoire Mali Tunisia Peru Dem. Rep. of the Congo Mauritania Uganda Uruguay Djibouti Mauritius United R. of Tanzania Venezuela Equatorial Guinea Morocco Zambia Eritrea Mozambique Zimbabwe Namibia CAM CAF (*) pending the approval by the General Assembly

A// rev. ANNEX II MEMBERSHIP OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AFRICA TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRES IN REGION MEMBERS Burkina Faso ----------------------- Ghana Kenya ----------------------- Mali Morocco Senegal South Africa ----------------------- Tunisia Zimbabwe ----------------------- AMERICAS EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SOUTH ASIA EUROPE MIDDLE EAST Argentina Brasil Colombia Costa Rica El Salvador China Indonesia Republic of Korea India Iran Bulgaria France Germany Hungary Italy Kazakhstan Romania Russian Federation Serbia Spain Egypt Iraq ----------------------- ----------------------- Jamaica-------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- Permanent Member ----------------------- -

A// rev. ANNEX III STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) AFRICA Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cape Verde Cameroon Central Afr. R. Chad Congo Côte d Ivoire DR. of Congo Djibouti Equat. Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau

A// rev. ANNEX III (continued) Kenya Lesotho Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Rwanda S. Tome & P. Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone South Africa Sudan Swaziland Togo Tunisia Uganda U.R. Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX IV STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) AMERICAS Argentina Bahamas Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dom. Rep. Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru U.S.A.** Uruguay Venezuela ** Former Member Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX V STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Australia Brunei D. Cambodia China DPR Korea Fiji Indonesia Japan Lao PDR Malaysia Mongolia Papua NG Philippines R. of Korea Thailand Timor-Leste Vanuatu Viet Nam Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX VI STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) SOUTH ASIA Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX VII STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) MIDDLE EAST Bahrain Egypt Iraq Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libyan A.J. Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syrian A.R. Yemen Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX VIII STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNWTO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ( - ) EUROPE Albania Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium ** B. & Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czechoslovakia *** Czech Republic Finland ** France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Israel Italy Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia

A// rev. ANNEX VIII (continued) Lithuania Malta Monaco Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal R. of Moldova Romania Russian Fed. San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Switzerland Tajikistan The FYROM Turkey Turkmenistan Ukraine United Kingdom** Uzbekistan Yugoslavia **** ---- Privileged Member and Permanent Member since ** Former Member *** no longer exists as a State **** refers to the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Membership commencing upon election by the General Assembly Chairmanship

A// rev. ANNEX IX ELECTIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Column No. Column No. Column No. Column No. Column No. Column No. Column No. REGION MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION BY REGION SEAT ENTITLEMENT ON THE COUNCIL COUNCIL SEATS FOR THE PERIOD - TERMS OF OFFICE CONTINUING UNTIL TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRING in NEW SEATS CORRESPONDING TO SETS OF FIVE MEMBERS FRACTIONS OF FIVE MEMBERS REMAINING AFRICA AMERICAS * EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC EUROPE MIDDLE EAST SOUTH ASIA TOTAL ===== === == == == == == ** === (*) by the resolution of GA in Jamaica will replace Costa Rica until (**) which allow for four so-called floating seats on the Council between -. In the period of - there were three floating seats which were held by the Americas, South Asia and Europe. The floating seat still corresponding to the region of South Asia will remain occupied till, which allow for three floating seats to be distributed at the nineteenth General Assembly.