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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 12, 1991

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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Mr. [Ali] Mohadi Savji, [Tehran's representative] came. He requested a trip to Saveh. He said about the necessity of implementing the program and taking care of the disadvantaged and taking slogans from the hands of the sloganeers. Mr. [Ramadan] Rohani Nia, the representative of Bayza [= Sepidan] came. He expressed his loyalty and stated the policies of the right and the left

Mr. [Ali] Mohadi Savji, [Tehran's representative] came. He requested a trip to Saveh. He said about the necessity of implementing the program and taking care of the disadvantaged and taking slogans from the hands of the sloganeers.

Mr. [Ramadan] Rohani Nia, the representative of Bayza [= Sepidan] came. He declared his loyalty and expressed his concern about the policies of the right and the left and sought a solution for the organization of the moderates. Mr. [Khodanazar] Ghasemi, representative of Dashestan, came. He appealed for Imran Bushehr. Mr. [Kamel] Khairkhah, the representative of Lahijan, came and, while expressing his loyalty, asked for help to resolve the differences and asked me to tell [Mr. Zain al-Abidin] Imam Juma not to oppose him. He appealed to send his son to Pakistan.

Mr. [Gholamreza] Rizvani and Saeed Amani came. They complained about the coercion of the mayor of Tehran. At noon, family and relatives were in my office. In the evening, Mr. Vahaji [Minister of Commerce] came. He told me about the plan to create six exhibitions in September, to supply the goods needed by the people, and about my problem with the market leaders, which I recommended for tolerance.

The Economic Council had a meeting. There was a long negotiation about the currency price of investments; We didn't get anywhere. I worked until half past nine and came home.

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