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Visit Mr. Mohammad Ali Abtahi, president of the International Center for Interfaith Dialogue and former deputy Iranian President Khatami to Masarat in Baghdad

The general coordinator of masarat foundation for cultural and media development Mr. Saad Salloum hosted in Baghdad the boss of international center for interfaith dialogue  and  Iranian former deputy president Mr. Mohammed Ali Abtihi.
Mr. Salloum discussed with his guest means of peaceful coexistence, and how to make use of experiences of others.
Mr. Abtihi argued that the common denominators are essential for peaceful coexistence, and good relation with neighboring countries.
Mr. Amina Al-Dahibi the executive boss of Masarat, and other members of Masarat also attended that meeting.     

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