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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 4, 1993

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[Mr. Seyyed Shahab bin Tariq], the commander of the Oman Navy, along with Admiral [Ali] Shamkhani, came with a delegation of officers. Their looks are like the officers of our army, Hizbollah with virtues. He stated, in order to use the trade and expertise of Nadaja [Army Navy], according to

[Mr. Seyyed Shahab bin Tariq], the commander of the Oman Navy, along with Admiral [Ali] Shamkhani, came with a delegation of officers. Their looks are like the officers of our army, Hizbollah with virtues. He stated that, considering Iran's military cooperation and assistance in the past, they have hoped for this trip to use the trade and expertise of the Navy. I also promised educational and technical assistance; So far, they are strongly dependent on England.

Mr. [Ahmed] Jalali came. He followed up on Dr. [Ali] Javan's suggestions regarding laser technology. I told the Ministry of Science to determine the task immediately.

Engineer [Abbas] Akhundi, [Minister of Housing and Urban Development] came. Negotiated for housing policy and bank facilities. He demanded the handover of the housing bank and construction of war zones and housing construction of damaged areas to the Ministry of Housing. Since in the past, the income of some settlements was spent on some new cities, such as Majlesi and Baharestan, and the settlements themselves needed, he resorted to cheap banking facilities to meet the need.

In the evening, we held a meeting of the government board in the guest house of Saad Abad. The summation of the second program was done in two scenarios, according to the drop in the global oil price. I said that the parliament should be asked about sending the program or delaying it for the next year. We stayed there for dinner.

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