General Assembly II - Friday 13 October |
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Honorary Presidents Talvitie, James, Foster and Dr.
Tom Kennie, Honorary member and Andrew Morley, new chair
of Commission 10.
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The first and most likely most awaited election was the election of the
new FIG President. The vote was controlled by the two tellers: Dr.
Dalal Alnaggar and Ms. Christiane Salbach from Germany. |
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The results was clear already after the first vote: Prof. Stig
Enemark was elected as the new President. Here he receives
congratulations from President Magel and the two competitors
Ken Allred and TN Wong. |
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... and from Vice President Andreas Drees.
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Newly appointed President giving his thanks to the General Assembly. |
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Dr. Dalal Alnaggar from Egypt was elected as new Vice President of FIG
(2007-2010). She is the second female Vice President in FIG history. The
second new Vice President is Matt Higgins from Australia. |
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The election between Ralf Schroth and Paul van der Molen
ended to the victory of ... |
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... Paul van der Molen, who will serve as a Vice President for
2007-2008. |
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The new Commission chairs made their reports on their work plans that
will be finally endorsed in Hong Kong. Here Chryssy Potsiou from
Commission 3 making her report. |
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Prof. Alojz Kopacik, Commission 6.
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András Osskó, Commission 7.
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The new chairs also received their FIG badges at the end of the congress
in Munich. Here Yaacoub Saade from Commission 1. |
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Yaacoub Saade, Commission 1. |
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Dr. Chryssy Potsiou, Commission 3. |
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Andrew Leyzack receives his badge from President Magel at the
farewell dinner. |
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Prof. Rudolf Staiger, Commission 5.
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Prof. Rúdolf Staiger, Commission 5 with President Magel and Prof.
Enemark. |
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Prof. Alojz Kopacik, Commission 6.
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András Osskó, Commission 7.
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Simon Adcock, Commission 8 receives his badge from Stig Enemark
and President Magel. |
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... as well as Prof Kauko Viitanen, Commission 9. |
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Prof. Kauko Viitanen, Commission 9. |
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Andrew Morley, Commission 10.
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Andrew Morley, John Bacon, President of ICES, President Magel and
Vice President Enemark. |
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New commission chairs together with the new FIG President. |
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The next FIG Events will be the Working Week 2007 in May in Hong Kong
and the 6th FIG Regional Conference 11-15 November 2007 in San Jose,
Costa Rica. The agreement on the regional conference was made during the
congress in Munich. |
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Progress reports on next events were also receives from Sweden (WW
20008), Israel (WW 2009) and Australia (Congress 2010). Here the Swedish
presentation is made by Cecilia Lindén and Svante Astermo,
President of SLF.
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The Australian presentation for Congress 2010 was supported by a group
of 20 young ambassadors. |
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