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SOE Council
Executive Committee
G. van Rij, The Netherlands, President
S. Seregard, Sweden, Secretary General
F. Jonasson, Iceland, Treasurer
Active Council Members
J-P. Adenis, France
A. Alikadic Husovic, Bosnia-Herzegovina
E. Bendelic, Republic of Moldova
I. Beradze, Georgia
T. Birich, Belarus
N. Bobrova, Ukraine
S. Bosnakovska, Republic of Macedonia
A. Castanheira-Dinis, Portugal
A. Cernak, Slovakia
D. Chiselita, Romania
P. E. Cleary, Ireland
T. Fenech, Malta
A. Fielder, United Kingdom
M. Foerster, Germany
N. Gabric, Croatia
S. Golubovic, Serbia
G. Grabner, Austria
I. Haefliger, Switzerland
B. Hasanreisoğlu, Turkey
M. Hawlina, Slovenia
F. Jonasson, Iceland
Y. Kalinnikov, Russia
J. Kaluzny, Poland
P. Kuchynka, Czech Republic
L. Laatikainen, Finland
G. Laganovska, Latvia
I. Pallikaris, Greece
A. Paunksnis, Lithuania
M. Piovella, Italy
J-U. Prause, Denmark
J. H. Seland, Norway
S. Seregard, Sweden
I. Süveges, Hungary
V. Tanev, Bulgaria
P. Teesalu, Estonia
G. van Rij, The Netherlands
Associated Members
A. Mdanat, Jordan
J. Moisseiev, Israel
T.H. Mokbel, Egypt
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President G. van Rij
Honorary Members
Z. Gregor, United Kingdom, Immediate Past President
A. Arruga, Spain
D. Basar, Turkey
T. Bertelsen, Norway
R. Brancato, Italy
K. Cupak, Croatia
P. Eustace, Ireland
P. Follmann, Hungary
E. Goldschmidt, Denmark
L. Henc-Petrinovic, Croatia
H. Henkes, The Netherlands
T. Kecik, Poland
R. Klöti, Switzerland
F. Körner, Switzerland
E. Linner, Sweden
L. Missotten, Belgium
Z. I. Moroz, Russia
J. Oosterhuis, The Netherlands
B. Philipson, Sweden
M. Reim, Germany
J. Ribeiro da-Silva, Portugal
R. Sachsenweger, Germany
G. Scuderi, Italy
H. Slezak, Austria
M. Spiritus, Belgium
A. Tarkkanen, Finland
G. Theodossiadis, Greece
M. Tost, Germany
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Marko Hawlina holds his graduation plaque of AAO Leadership Development programme in the company of Cynthia A. Bradford MD, Secretary of State Affairs of AAO, and Daniel J Briceland, MD, Leadership Development Program Director.
Chicago, October 2005.
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The 2004 / 2005 AAO Leadership Development Program Class. Marko Hawlina is second from
the right.
Chicago, October 2005.
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Short version of Statues of the European Society
of Ophthalmology (SOE)
The full version can be received from the Secretariat.
Aim:
1. The aim of SOE is to promote ophthalmology in Europe and to stimulate co-operation between European ophthalmologists and between their National Organisations, as well as to execute all that which is directly or indirectly connected with or may attribute to the aforementioned, in the widest sense.
2. The aim of SOE does not include making profit to be distributed to any founder or to its officers, nor to other parties, unless the distribution to the latter has an idealistic or social purpose.
Name, offices, liability and duration
For the purposes of general liability SOE is a Foundation registered in the Netherlands as: Stichting Societas Ophthalmologica Europæa.
Membership and affiliated organisations:
1. Affiliated organisations are the National Scientific Organisations of Ophthalmologists of the Sovereign Nations in Europe which have been admitted as Affiliated Organisations.
2. Only one organisation per Nation may be admitted as Affiliated Organisation.
3. An Affiliated Organisation will be admitted as such by SOE Council by a majority of two thirds of the votes cast.
The Council of SOE:
1. SOE Council consists of as many members as there are Affiliated Organisations.
2. Only natural persons may be members of SOE Council.
3. Members SOE Council are appointed by SOE Council from a binding recommendation of at least more than one and preferably three persons, drafted by the national organisation concerned. The recommendation is accompanied with a short curriculum vitae
4. The membership of SOE Council ends by death, by voluntary resignation or when the officer concerned has reached the age of seventy.
Executive Committee of the Council of SOE
1. The SOE Council shall appoint from among its own members and Executive Committee consisting of three members, who act as President, Secretary General and Treasurer.
2. The members of the Executive Committee are appointed for a period of four years. The President may not be re-elected as such, the other two members may be re-elected immediately and without restrictions.
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