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Mayors for Peace Gratefully Welcomes the Following New Members 66 new cities have joined Mayors for Peace. Thus, the Conference involves 6,649 cities in 160 countries and regions around the world. As of April 1, 2015 No Country City/Municipality Mayor 1 Argentina San Francisco (Córdoba) Mr. Ignacio García Aresca 2 Germany Meiningen Mr. Fabian Giesder 3 Germany Nordhausen Dr. Klaus Zeh 4 Germany Saalfeld/Saale Mr. Matthias Graul 5 Germany Sonneberg Ms. Sibylle Abel 6 Iran Abrisham Mr. Mahdi Mokhtari 7 Iran Amiryeh Mr. Mohammad Evazabadian 8 Iran Aradan Mr. Mohsen Telyari 9 Iran Ardal Mr. Mostafa Raeyse 10 Iran Aslandoz Mr. Khodabakhsh Alizadeh 11 Iran Bastam Mr. Mohammadali Yaghoubian 12 Iran Borujen Mr. GholamReza Eimani 13 Iran Chamran Mr. Ebrahim Barihinejad 14 Iran Chelgerd Mr. Rashid Asadollahi 15 Iran Damavand Mr. Abbas Safari 16 Iran Darjazin Mr. Seyed Mohammad Khatami 17 Iran Delbaran Mr. Abbas Sonnati 18 Iran Dibaj Mr. Mohammad Fakhrodini 19 Iran Farhadgerd Mr. Hamid Kahansal 20 Iran Gahroo Mr. Afrasiab Soltani 21 Iran Gerash Mr. Hossein Ghaedi 22 Iran Ghaletol Mr. Abdolhossein Siapush 23 Iran Haft Kel Mr. Hamed Rezaei 24 Iran Hashjin Mr. Davoud Bahri Nesaz 25 Iran Hir Mr. Seyed Ruhollah Hedayat 26 Iran Ivanaky Mr. Davood Sharafieh 27 Iran Jafarabadmoghan Mr. Isa Khodabandeh 28 Iran Kalateh Rudbar Mr. Sajad Fadaibashi 29 Iran Kian Mr. Shirzad Khosravi 30 Iran Lordegan Mr. Massoud Naderi 31 Iran Mayamey Mr. Alireza Salar 32 Iran Mobarakeh Mr. Mohammad Shorha 33 Iran Mojen Mr. Majid Akhaei 34 Iran Moshkan Mr. Mohammadali Shamsi 35 Iran Naghneh Mr. Mahdi Ghafari 36 Iran Namin Mr. Rostam Fathi 37 Iran Neyriz Mr. Abbas Monazah 38 Iran Parsabad Mr. Ahmad Dadashi No Country City/Municipality Mayor 39 Iran Rahimabad Mr. Nader Bazrafshan 40 Iran Razi Mr. Salim Beikzadeh 41 Iran Saravan Mr. Mohammad Barakzehi 42 Iran Sarkhoon Mr. Bahram Reisi Ardali 43 Iran Semirom Mr. Mohammad Jafarzadeh 44 Iran Shahre Emam Mr. Ali Vahebi 45 Iran Shalamzar Mr. Dariush Malekpour 46 Iran Sheshdeh Mr. Afshin Sarvestani 47 Iran Soodejan Mr. Ismaeil Taheri 48 Iran Torkalaki Mr. Alborz Bagheri 49 Japan Ayagawa Mr. Ken Fujii 50 Japan Embetsu Mr. Koshi Sasakawa 51 Japan Hamanaka Mr. Hiroshi Matsumoto 52 Japan Higashikawa Mr. Ichiro Matsuoka 53 Japan Ichinomiya (Aichi) Mr. Masayasu Nakano 54 Japan Kamiita Mr. Akira Shichijo 55 Japan Kaminoyama Mr. Chobe Yokoto 56 Japan Kazamaura Mr. Koichi Iida 57 Japan Matsushima Mr. Takeo Ohashi 58 Japan Misato (Miyazaki) Mr. Hideyuki Obata 59 Japan Nanyo Mr. Takao Shiraiwa 60 Japan Shichigahama Mr. Yoshio Watanabe 61 Japan Tsumagoi Mr. Sakae Kumagawa 62 Japan Ueno Mr. Kyohei Kanda 63 Japan Yamamoto Mr. Toshio Saito 64 Japan Zao Mr. Hideto Murakami 65 Republic of Korea Gimpo Mr. Young-rok Yoo 66 Senegal Kab Gaye Mr. Serigne Gaye.

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