Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 21, 1992

Prosecutors of the revolution came from all over the country. Mr. [Syed Abulfazl] Mousavi Tabrizi, [the Attorney General of the country], gave a short speech and I gave a detailed speech and encouraged them. After the meeting, Mr. [Syed Ebrahim] Raisi, the prosecutor of the revolution, came and thanked me for my statements and expressed complete submission to the implementation of the government's policy.

Mr. [Ali] Fallahian and [Mustafa] Pourmohammadi came. Travel report to Syria and

Negotiated with [Abdul Halim] Khaddam, Ali al-Dawli and Turki from Saudi Arabia about the future of Iraq. They complained about non-cooperation with information abroad.

Mr. [Mohsen] Noorbakhsh, [Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance] came and reported on the progress in the use of finance currency; About four billion dollars have been done so far. The credit limit is seven billion. He asked for help to return Iranians from abroad and got permission to do more business with America.

Mr. [Mohiuddin] Hayeri Shirazi and Mr. [Asadullah] Imani came. They expressed their satisfaction with the government's policies and the results of the elections and introduced someone for the governorship of Fars. They proposed the establishment of the Organization for the Order of Good and the Prohibition of Evil, as well as more willingness to buy Fars wheat, which is more this year.

Mr. [Abdullah] Nouri, the [Minister of the Interior] and the Central Governor, informed that last night a group of miscreants created disorder in Arak and set fire to the municipality and some other places, and a group was arrested; I told Mr. [Mohammed] Yazdi, [Head of the Judiciary] to investigate immediately.

In the evening, I went by helicopter to visit the industrial and livestock towns around Tehran, which are under construction for disturbing industries and cattle ranches inside Tehran. We visited the 300-hectare industrial town of Ali Abad on the Garmsar road, fifty kilometers east of Tehran. A number of units are under construction.

Then we went to Chermshahr in the southeast of Varamin. Its area is seven hundred hectares and it is made for leather and soap industries. Directors and owners of industries spoke. They brought water from far away. Tehran Municipality and Environmental Protection Organization insist on faster speed and the industrial owners complain about the pressure of the municipality and the slow progress of the work. They asked for more facilities. The entire area of ​​Masir is cultivated and cultivated. The settlement area is desert and mowat. The land with water and electricity, road, asphalt and other infrastructure works will be handed over in installments at a reasonable price.

From there, we flew to Fashafuye cattle ranch next to Hassan Abad. They have closed an earthen dam that holds 15 million meters of water in the Ken River. There are 1,800 hectares of land that must be prepared. The manager in charge reported on Jihad Construction and [Mr. Ahmad Hossein], the CEO of "Dom Dostan" company, raised the demands: loan, ownership of the land, appropriate deadline for construction and transfer. A large number of cowherds had come; I spoke for them.

On the way back, we wanted to see the industrial town of heavy industries next to Kahrizak, but it was not found, and since it was late, we flew to Saadabad. I came home