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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 31, 1993

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At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the newly built amphitheater in the Nihad [Presidential] building for the press conference. About one hundred and eighty domestic and foreign journalists came. Although we had the translation at the same time, it took two and a half hours. To all questions, patiently

At nine o'clock in the morning, I went to the newly built amphitheater in the Nihad [Presidential] building for the press conference. About one hundred and eighty domestic and foreign journalists came. Although we had the translation at the same time, it took two and a half hours. I answered all the questions patiently and promptly. The questions were serious and meaningful.

In the afternoon, I spoke on the phone with [Mr. Ali Izat Begovic], the president of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was worried and said that the ceasefire agreement with the Croats has not yet been implemented. He asked me to advise the President of Croatia to comply.

In the evening, we recorded a short message for the Revolution Call program that will be broadcast tomorrow at the moment the Imam arrives in the country. I attended the meeting of the government board. The discussion was about foreign investment and the answer to the Guardian Council. This council asked that

We must emphasize the necessity of bank facilities which have been assigned to the banks in the 1371 budget. They removed the facilities that were added by the parliament.

I was the guest of Ayatollah Khamenei last night. They are very satisfied with my interview today. We negotiated about foreign investment; They have no objection. It was decided to investigate further. We discussed about his trip and my trip, as well as the removal of the council from jihad formation.

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