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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 14, 1991

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Organization of Administrative and Employment Affairs of the country] came for administrative affairs and brought up the plans of the Supreme Administrative Council and the issue of merging relief institutions. Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] came for nuclear energy affairs and concluded the contract.

Mr. [Syed Mansour] Razavi, [Secretary General of the Organization of Administrative and Employment Affairs of the country] came for administrative affairs and brought up the plans of the Supreme Administrative Council and the issue of merging relief institutions.

Mr. [Reza] Amrollahi, [head of the Atomic Energy Organization] for nuclear energy affairs, came and asked for credit for the construction of the power plant in order to sign a contract with the Soviet Union; they have recently come close to an agreement. Mr. [Mohammed Hossein] Mashaykhi, [former head of the government penal organization] came. He asked for a job to continue serving the revolution.

[Mr. García Tornado], the new ambassador of Venezuela came to present his credentials and [Mr. Saito], the Japanese ambassador, came to say goodbye. In the evening, I attended the meeting of the government. Near the evening, Timsar [Mansour] Satari, [Army Air Force Commander] came and reported the trip to the Soviet; is satisfied They have offered to sell us an anti-missile [system]. I told them to follow up.

At night I was a guest of Ayatollah Khamenei. We talked about the relationship with Saudi Arabia, the armed forces, agriculture, political and cultural affairs, the field, sermons, oratories, religious ceremonies, and kumza. It was decided to ban machete use. I arrived home late.

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