Pope Gets Thankyou Letter from Iran's Leader

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sent today (Thursday) a letter to Pope BenedictPope Benedict the 16th in which he called to "dialogue between religions to prevent destructive measures." Ahmadinejad acknowledged that the pope condemned the intention to burn the Quran in the church in the U.S., saying that there is a need for cooperation between religions to avoid global instability. Ahmadinejad also said that Iran is ready to cooperate in changing the brutal system that controls the world.

The letter said the Holy See by the Vice President of Iran parliamentary affairs, Mohammad Reza Amir Tajikistan laws yesterday visited Italy. "I thank Your Holiness for the non-condemnation of the move - smart of a church in Florida to burn the Koran, walked saddened millions of Muslims the world," Ahmadinejad wrote.

Ahmadinejad added that Iran, as a democratic and religious, had always wanted to expand relations with the Vatican, believes that among other things, we need to discuss blasphemy Ubaslmupubia world. " Finally, he expressed Ahmadinejad hope that the world will move forward towards peace, justice and Monthly Bulletin.