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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 18, 1992

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I arrived at my office at eight o'clock. Until nine-thirty in the morning, I took care of the pending tasks. I went to the airport [Mehrabad] to see off the ECO guests. I accompanied the presidents of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, and the Prime Minister of Pakistan with salutes and the anthem. Before departure, I held negotiations with all of them

I reached my office at eight o'clock. I did the backlog until half past nine in the morning. I went to [Mehrabad] airport to see off the Eco guests. I saw off the presidents of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Türkiye and the prime minister of Pakistan with sun and song. before

I had friendly discussions with all of them; Everyone was satisfied.

We signed a memorandum of understanding with Mr. Niazov. He expressed mistrust of Russia and [Boris] Yeltsin, [Russian President], saying Yeltsin drinks too much and is unbalanced. In the case of [James] Baker, the US Secretary of State also criticized the abundance of drinking. I pointed out to Mr. [Turgut] Özal that his views were not in harmony with those of his agents. By four o'clock in the afternoon, I did things and rested.

The managers of the school building organization came and reported; I encouraged them. The head of religious affairs and mosques and the head of the Islamic Movement of Tajikistan came. They gave a report on the situation of the Islamic forces there and said that in the last election, their candidate got 35% of the votes and their situation is improving. They asked us to establish a Persian printing house, prepare Persian books, train Persian language teachers, and send a number of Sunni scholars to Mecca. I accepted I worked in my office until seven in the evening and came home.

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