On the Meeting Between the Iranian President and American Religious Leaders: Baha'is supported efforts at dialogue even through not allowed to attend
To dialogue is the Baha'i way. -gw
According to The New YorkTimes, representatives of the Baha’i faith, a persecuted religious minority in Iran, supported efforts at dialogue even though they were not allowed to attend the Sept. 26 event. The New York Times reported that “the Iranian side refused to come if the Bahais were there, said Kit Bigelow, director of external affairs, National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of the United States.”
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