I stayed at home until the afternoon. I was studying. I also talked with the guests. In the evening, the board of directors had a meeting in the parliament. A decision was made about the next week's order and the administrative work of restoring the employees' rights. I had a meeting with the editor-in-chief of the Kayhan newspaper, which is critical of the necessity of healthy criticism
I stayed at home until the afternoon. I was studying. I also talked with the guests. In the evening, he had a meeting of the Board of Directors. The agenda for next week and the administrative work of restoring employees' salaries were discussed and decisions were made. I met with the editorial council of Kayhan newspaper, where I emphasized the necessity of constructive criticism, healthy exchanges of ideas, and making use of strong, non-deviant writers.
Then I met with the Minister of Mines and Metals and his deputies, where the discussion was mostly about the massive Mobarakeh Steel project. They wanted approval for off-budget expenditures so they could act more quickly and make up for delays. They said that three hundred factories in Italy were working on this project. Twenty billion tomans had to be spent over five years.
At night I came home. It was snowing. Engineer Mir-Hossein Mousavi called and said that the Islamic Republic News Agency had reported that Sadegh Tabatabaei had been arrested in Germany on charges of opium smuggling and released on bail. Ahmad Agha called and said that Sadegh himself had denied it and believed it had been placed in his bag; it was a conspiracy.
The replacement of the country's Prosecutor General has been met with question marks, and we do not have a convincing answer to give the people.
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