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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 10, 1991

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I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Seyed Hashem Rasouli Mahalati, the president and] members of the central council of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation came. They reported the work and needs. For the mass construction of 25,000 residential units per year, they used a lot of funds. I was supposed to help;

I reached my office at half past seven. At nine o'clock in the morning, [Mr. Seyed Hashem Rasouli Mahalati, the president and] members of the central council of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation came. They reported the work and needs. For the mass construction of 25,000 residential units per year, they used a lot of funds. I was supposed to help; I transferred five hundred million tomans as a loan.

Mr. [Hamid] Mirzadeh, [executive deputy of the president] came for current affairs and got permission to increase the purchase limit of each person in Kish from five thousand tomans to ten thousand tomans and to establish a vegetable oil production factory in Hondurabi. The Supreme Administrative Council had a meeting. Reducing the work steps in issuing passports was discussed, but the discussion remained unfinished.

In the evening, the government board had a meeting. The governors of the west and south of the country came and reported on the situation of the Iraqi refugees. Nearly 900,000 people have come so far and it is still going on. We provided credit for the tent, food and health; It is a big problem. We ate iftar with the members of the government.

I went to my office and worked until nine o'clock at night. I came home late because Imam's family was a guest of modesty. I arrived around ten o'clock at night; They had not gone yet. I said hello.

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