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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 28, 1995

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Monday 2026/11/09 - 22:05News Code:32131

The family of martyrs came on July 7th. I spoke to them soothingly. [Mr. Abdul Mohsen al-Madaj], Kuwait's oil minister, came. We talked about the price of oil and technical and commercial cooperation, and we asked questions about oil damages and repairing the damages related to the occupation of Kuwait and the Qatar coup.

The family of martyrs came on July 7th. I spoke to them soothingly. [Mr. Abdul Mohsen al-Madaj], Kuwait's oil minister, came. We talked about the price of oil and technical and commercial cooperation, and I asked questions about oil damages and repairing damages related to the occupation of Kuwait and the coup in Qatar.

In the evening, the doctor came and injected penicillin. I had no fever today. In the government meeting, the discussion was about employment and unemployment. It turned out that we don't have correct statistics and the statements are conjectures. It was decided to present a plan to clarify it, and for more employment by using 4% of this year's bank facilities, we will take action in quick-result fields, and a group was selected to manage it.

In the reports, the gradual acceptance of the change of government in Qatar can be seen, and we also announced the acceptance. In these two or three days, in almost all meetings and phone calls, I hear expressions of surprise at the results of the trip to Azerbaijan; Its effect can be seen both from the point of view of the huge and unprecedented reception of the people and from the point of view of revealing the extent of construction and construction measures and in the speeches before the order of the parliament. I had a conversation on the phone with the leader about Naja credits and....

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