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Mayors for Peace Gratefully Welcomes the Following New Members 48 new cities have joined Mayors for Peace. Thus, the Conference involves 6,585 cities in 160 countries and regions around the world. As of March 1, 2015 No Country City/Municipality Mayor 1 France Chevilly-Larue Ms. Stephanie Daumin 2 Germany Apolda Mr. Rüdiger Eisenbrand 3 Germany Schleiz Mr. Jürgen K. Klimpke 4 Germany Weiterstadt Mr. Ralf Möller 5 Iran Abgarm Mr. Farshad Mohammadhosini 6 Iran Alvand Mr. Ali Yahya Pour 7 Iran Avaj Mr. Ramin Karimi 8 Iran Bampoor Mr. Rahim Salahzehi 9 Iran Boien Zahra Mr. Ali Safari 10 Iran Chabahar Mr. Dadkarim Baloch 11 Iran Chaharbagh Mr. Hossein Ranji 12 Iran Esfarvarin Mr. Morteza Malmali 13 Iran Fanouj Mr. Taleb Torabifar 14 Iran Firoozabad Mr. Abdolmajid Sadeghi 15 Iran Shahr-e Jadid-e Hashtgerd Mr. Kamran Azimzadeh 16 Iran Hidouch Mr. Hashem Dehghani 17 Iran Kamalshahr Mr. Mehrdad Torabian 18 Iran Khakali Mr. Mohammad Kazemzadeh 19 Iran Khash Mr. Abdulmajid Tamandani 20 Iran Mehrestan Mr. Mansoor Naraie Nosrati 21 Iran Moallem Kalayeh Mr. Farajollah Moradi 22 Iran Mohammadshahr Mr. Mohammadhossin Sheykhiani 23 Iran Moradlu Mr. Jafar Mohammadi 24 Iran Narjeh Mr. Mehdi Bayatnia 25 Iran Narmashir Mr. Akbar Sajedi 26 Iran Nazarabad Mr. Saeed Modarreszadeh 27 Iran Nikshahr Mr. Abdollah Mirbaluchzehi 28 Iran Nir Mr. Sahebali Ram 29 Iran Pishin Mr. Nasir Bar 30 Iran Rask Mr. Ebrahim Balouch 31 Iran Razmiyan Mr. Izadmehr Zarei 32 Iran Sarbaz Ms. Samieh Balouchzehi 33 Iran Shal Mr. Javad Khalajtayfeh 34 Iran Sirdan Mr. Javad Pirmardvand Chegini 35 Iran Suran Mr. Abbas Sepahi 36 Iran Takestan Mr. Godarz Rahmani 37 Iran Taleghan Mr. Ahmad Behzadi 38 Iran Zahak Mr. Mohammad Reza Rakhshanifar No Country City/Municipality Mayor 39 Iran Ziaabad Mr. Mohammadhadi Saiedi 40 Italy Azzano Decimo Mr. Marco Putto 41 Italy Stra Ms. Caterina Cacciavillani 42 Italy Villa Lagarina Ms. Romina Baroni 43 Japan Hino (Tottori) Mr. Takahiro Kageyama 44 Japan Kawazu Mr. Hiroyuki Soma 45 Japan Kofu (Tottori) Mr. Toshiro Takeuchi 46 Japan Misasa Mr. Hidemitsu Yoshida 47 Japan Mori Mr. Fujio Muramatsu 48 Japan Sumida Mr. Noboru Yamazaki.

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