I did not sleep after dawn. I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until half past eight. Mr. Raiszadeh came and suggested that people be appointed in the parliament to plan the trip to the Soviet Union. A meeting with the presence of the government board and a group of representatives to follow up the work of the program
I did not sleep after dawn. I reached the parliament at half past seven in the morning. I read the reports until half past eight. Mr. Raiszadeh came and suggested that people be appointed in the parliament to plan the trip to the Soviet Union.
We had a meeting with the presence of the government and a group of representatives to follow up on the work of the five-year plan. [Mr. Roghani Zanjani] Minister of Planning and Budget and [Mr. Mirhossein Mousavi] Prime Minister gave work reports. They are two months behind schedule. The representatives protested. Finally, we agreed, and with my summarizing the discussions of the meeting, it was agreed that by next week, they will give a little bit of the program and gradually deliver the approvals of the sectoral councils to the relevant commissions and deliver the complete program to the parliament by the end of July at the latest.
I returned to my office. I stayed until six in the afternoon. Dr. Velayati came with the group of Persian Gulf Conference program manager. They gave work reports and consulted and asked for opinions. I signed the books of Amir Kabir [or Hero of Struggle against Colonialism] written by myself, which I have considered for the Eid gift of the representatives.
I arrived home at half past six. The children were the guests at Iftar. Efat remained chaste and after my iftar, he went to a party at the house of Mohammad's brother. At night, Mr. Abdullah Nouri came. He talked a bit about the status of the IRGC and discussed the amendment of the constitution.
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