Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 1, 1985

As of today, due to the crowded orders, the public session of the parliament is supposed to start half an hour earlier and end a quarter of an hour later. Mr. [Mir Hossein Mousavi] the Prime Minister presented the 1965 budget to the parliament and explained it for about three quarters of an hour and I thanked the government. The first wave of the cancellation of non-urban land documents was approved.

Mr. Raji came in the afternoon and asked for help to travel to America to take care of his children. Due to foreign currency debt to the government, he is banned from leaving and claims that due to the blocking of Iranian assets in America, he was unable to collect his demands from the pistachio trade.

In the evening, Mr. Shamlou, the representative of Malair, came. He complained to Hamedan governorate that they discriminated against Malair in the distribution of facilities, and complained to Imam Juma, Malair.

I asked the IRGC to be serious in setting the cost of future operations. Mr. Rafiq Doost informed that the contract to buy anti-aircraft and coast-to-sea missiles from China has been completed and half of it will be oil, and the total deal is four hundred million dollars.

Mr. Prime Minister suggested that I attend the party tomorrow night in honor of the Prime Minister of Syria. Mr. Khair came and complained about the suspicion and persecution of the Ministry of Information. The IRGC commanders came in Kurdistan; They said about lack of focus in decision-making and lack of coordination in work and lack of funds and facilities. I worked in my office until half past eight and then I came home.