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Postcard to U.S. President: Tehran
         


            
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            People in Iran sent their first wishes to new U.S. President-elect Barak Obama.

Speaking on the streets of Tehran, individuals said they hoped the change of administration in Washington would bring about a new foreign policy towards Iran.
 

1. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, MASSOUD AHMADI SAYING:
    "To Mr. Obama I like to say that he should fulfil his promise to
negotiate with Iran and resolve the problems."

2. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, HOSSEIN NAZARI SAYING:
    "My message to Obama, to Barack Obama is that, if you want your
country actually if you want to have a good relationship with our country
(Iran), with our politicians and with our government; you have to rapidly
change your formal policies towards Iran."

3. (English) UNIVERSITY STUDENT, MEHDI KADKHODAII SAYING:
    "I want to speak to Mr Obama.  You said you need change, in the
case of Iran, I want to advise you that first of all you must change your mind about Iran."
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               Added: November 5, 2008

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