I went to the parliament. Before the agenda, the speeches of the representatives were not consistent with the Imam's advice and positions, and I called the statements contrary to the Imam's directives. Some were in favor and some were opposed. The administrative divisions of the country were not completed; it takes a lot of time. Mr. Aghazadeh, the Minister of State without Portfolio, had also taken up time and
I went to Parliament. Before the agenda, the speeches of the representatives were not consistent with the Imam's advice and positions, and I said that the statements were contrary to the Imam's directives. Some were in favor and some were opposed.
The country’s administrative divisions were not finished; it takes a lot of time. Mr. Aghazadeh, the Minister without Portfolio, had also taken up some time and justified the work of the Economic Mobilization Headquarters and implicitly responded to Mr. Asgaroladi [Minister of Commerce]. Some representatives were upset that the ministers' disagreements had been brought to Parliament.
At noon Mr. Hadi [representative of Tehran] and Dr. [Hassan] Rouhani [representative of Semnan] came, and we talked about the Ministry of Commerce, IRIB, the liberation movements, and so on. In the afternoon Mr. Nematzadeh, the former Minister of Labor, who is in the military industries, came. He gave a report on the state of the military industries and asked for greater attention, and gave a report on the production of missiles, explosives, and gunpowder.
Mr. Seyyed Hadi Modarresi came and was upset about the lack of support and uncertainty facing the liberation movements; they have no specific authority, and he said that he has about 300 foreign seminarians in Tehran under his supervision and spends about half a million tomans each month in addition to housing and educational expenses; I said that such a program should be included in the International University bill. We also have five hundred in Qom; I gave them a small amount of money for iftar.
Dr. [Mehdi] Gharazi, head of [the] Social Security [Organization]—with a group of colleagues—came and gave a detailed report. Every year they receive about twenty billion tomans and pay about thirteen billion tomans, saving seven billion tomans, which is gradually being consumed as workers retire—the pace of which is increasing. Dr. Rahnama came and gave a report on the condition of repairing the army's Maz aircraft. Two paraplegics from the Tharallah IRGC rehabilitation center came and were upset about the decision to transfer them to the Martyrs Foundation and had some criticisms. They said we have about 600 people with spinal cord injuries. I stayed in Parliament at night. I spoke with home by telephone; Fati has been brought home and is doing well.
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