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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 1, 1989

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With a fever from a cold, I did my work. Mr. Noorbakhsh and Adeli came at half past eight in the morning. Exchange rate control policy was negotiated. They are worried that we will not be able to meet the foreign exchange needs and the plan will fail. They want the price of the dollar to remain at the level of one hundred tomans

With a fever from a cold, I did my work. Mr. Noorbakhsh and Adeli came at half past eight in the morning. Exchange rate control policy was negotiated. They are worried that we will not be able to meet the foreign exchange needs and the plan will fail. They want the price of the dollar to remain at the level of one hundred tomans, which I do not agree with. I think we will register about seventy tomans for a while; It was decided to investigate further.

Mr. Saberi - a cleric who was recently expelled from Türkiye - came. He said about the situation of Shiites, Sunnis and Ali Allahis and the general situation there; He wants to go back there. He believes that it has had a great influence on the superstitions of Ali Allahi's thoughts.

Mr. Kuresh Fuladi came. He was imprisoned in England for about ten years and has recently been released. He told some of the misbehavior of British prison guards. If true, they act brutally. He wants a job.

Mr. [Syed Muhammad Baqir] Hakim [Speaker of the Supreme Assembly of the Islamic Revolution of Iraq] came. He talked about the new general situation of the programs and called for the strengthening of the Iraqi opposition and more mobility inside Iraq.

Mr. [Mohammed] Saidi Kia [Minister of Roads and Transport] came. They talked about Tehran's transportation and terminal and the sale of railway tickets. I had a fever the whole time. I ate soup at noon. I did not attend the government meeting in the evening due to boredom.

Mohsen came from a trip to the Kangan gas project. Inspection report of gas wells and Kangan refinery. He considers the possibility of not being fully prepared for winter serious. If it is not prepared, we will have a fuel problem. For the peak season of winter, about 37 million cubic meters of consumption is estimated. Exports to the Soviet Union in 1969 have also been investigated. The damage caused by the bombing in the war and the use of domestic contractors are among the reasons for the delay. At night, Dr. Milani Nia came to treat me; Diagnosed with a cold.

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