Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 20, 1993

I came to my office at eight o'clock. At nine o'clock in the morning, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lebanon came. The negotiations were similar to the negotiations with Mr. Nabieh Bari. It is claimed that the economic situation of Lebanon is improving and they have a good future. Then Dr. Velayati gave the report of his trip to Europe. The President of Poland praised the character of Lech Walesa as having a spiritual and spiritual spirit.

Mr. Edward Shevardnadze came. We did the second round of negotiations. Then fourteen agreements were signed. Then we went to meet the leader. Before they arrived, I explained a summary of the negotiations to the leadership. He expressed his happiness about the results of my trip to Isfahan and the great reception of the people, especially in Najafabad. They had good discussions with the guests.

I returned to my office. After prayer, lunch, rest and work, at four in the afternoon, I went to the airport to see off the president of Georgia. We both interviewed. The gas sale agreement was prepared and signed late. For example, they had brought and brewed Georgian tea; We drank, it's good. The guests left with a formal farewell.

I went to the meeting of the government board. The bills of Islamic councils and elections were approved. We heard the report on handling the complaints and demands of the people and approving the budget in the parliamentary committees. I stayed in my office at night. I watched the live broadcast of the inauguration of [Mr. Bill Clinton], the new president of the United States, on CNN TV; It was interesting. Sad for [George] Bush.