Early in the morning I went to Parliament. Before the plenary session, I read the reports. In the plenary session, I paid tribute to the new IRGC martyrs and the two martyred commanders, Bagheri and Baqaei. We had a very exciting session. Because of the bill permitting prescription dispensers with ten years of work experience to establish pharmacies, which has many implications, finally
I went to Parliament early in the morning. Before the plenary session, I read the reports. In the plenary session, I paid tribute to the new IRGC martyrs and the two martyred commanders, Bagheri and Baqaei. We had a very exciting session. The proposal to allow prescription dispensers with ten years of work experience to establish pharmacies, which had many supporters, was ultimately rejected. During the recess, I spoke to the spectators—Educational Affairs and religious minorities—who have plans to hold anniversary ceremonies for the Revolution.
At noon, Mr. Mehdi Karroubi came, and we discussed the release of Mr. Lotfollah Meisami. Apparently, if he hands over his organization's weapons, he will be released. I officiated the marriage contract of the sister of one of the IRGC guards. In the afternoon, we had a meeting with Mr. Masih Mohajeri, the editor of the Jomhouri E
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