LoginSign UpSite Members:1,047

Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 3, 1991

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
Read
2 minutes
Sunday 2026/10/18 - 21:46News Code:29470

I reached my office around nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports; It seems that the Persian Gulf crisis is expanding and the drum of war is being heard. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji], Minister of Commerce came with his deputies. They gave a report on setting up the program for printing and distributing coupons. With the new order, front

I reached my office around nine o'clock in the morning. I saw the reports; It seems that the Persian Gulf crisis is expanding and the drum of war is being heard. [Mr. Abdul Hossein Wahaji], Minister of Commerce came with his deputies. They gave a report on setting up the program for printing and distributing coupons. With the new order, many frauds have been prevented.

Until now, only cities have been given coupons, about 500,000 people have given fewer coupons, and it is expected that with the addition of villages, it will reach one million people. This result has been achieved by removing duplicate and dead birth certificates and preventing fraud by distribution agents. He guesses that about seven percent will be saved.

Several families of martyrs came; They had requests that I gave. About 100 representatives of students from all over the country came. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Fakir spoke on their behalf and confirmed the policies of the government. In a detailed talk, I encouraged them to be realistic in understanding and propagating Islam.

Mr. [Ali] Falahian, [Information Minister] came. The installation of deputies and policies were discussed. Dr. [Hasan] Habibi, [First Vice President] came for the current affairs and important issues of the headquarters. I came home after Maghrib and Isha prayers. Mohsen came and gave useful tips about transportation and advertising.

Take less than a minute, register and share your opinion under this post.

Insulting or inciting messages will be deleted.

Sign Up

Comming Up Next

More stories you may want to read

Most Read

Popular reads across Abdi Media