I worked until seven-thirty. I reviewed the new employment orders for the Parliament staff, which they had prepared based on the new law. Some people’s salaries seem high. I told them to review them again so that nothing improper would be done. I opened the public session and entrusted it to Mr. Yazdi. I came to my office.
I worked until seven-thirty. I reviewed the new personnel rulings for the Parliament staff, which had been prepared based on the new law. Some people's salaries seem high. I said they should review them again so that nothing improper would be done. I opened the public session and entrusted it to Mr. Yazdi. I came to my office. I was tired and depressed.
The prime minister called and complained about the Ministry of Commerce regarding the distribution of wheat. I asked Mr. Asgaroladi; he says it is just an excuse. There is no problem with the work. Mr. [Mohammad] Salimi, the defense minister, came and complained about the military industries having a general assembly and asked for help to strengthen management. The prime minister does not agree with dissolving the general assembly.
Two men from the IRGC intelligence interception unit came; they wanted a transmitter from IRIB to strengthen their radio interception work. They gave a report on their activities.
Mr. Zahirnejad [chief of the Joint Staff of the Army] and a group of people from Ardabil came and demanded that Ardabil become a province. It was decided that the matter would be pursued. [Mohammad Farzpour] the representative of Astara came and was concerned about the rising water level of the Caspian Sea and the threat to the city of Astara. It was decided that something should be done for the city. Mr. Tavakoli came from Kerman and complained about the governor's arbitrary actions and factionalism among Kerman's university community; they have factional differences. In the afternoon, the IRGC officials of Isfahan came; they complained about Mr. Taheri's friends and those around Mr. Montazeri and were warning of danger. I attended the meeting of the Parliament's Hezbollah members and criticized the representatives' harsh criticism of the executive branch. I had a long meeting with [Mohamed Ben Ahmed Abdelghani], the Algerian prime minister, and his delegation, who have come to Iran. The discussions were initially general; the war was also raised in the private meeting. He spoke less and wanted to learn things from us; he expected us to make concessions under conditions of peace.
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