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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 17, 1984

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Thursday 2026/10/08 - 05:17News Code:27095

Before noon, the [radio] supervisory council had a meeting. There was a discussion about the budget and the quality of the representation of women in films. We approved the use of ethnic languages ​​such as Turkish [Azeri] and Kurdish, etc. in the radio stations of the cities and prevented the showing of local costumes in local cinemas.

Before noon, the [radio] supervisory council had a meeting. There was a discussion about the budget and the quality of the representation of women in films. We approved that ethnic languages ​​such as Turkish [Azeri], Kurdish, etc. should be used in the radio stations of the cities, and we should not prevent the showing of local costumes in local cinemas.

In the evening, Mr. Ray Shahri [Information Minister] came and gave a detailed report on the discovery of the anti-revolutionary group in the army and... and how to identify the influential elements of some counter-revolutionary currents, which is important and interesting. He also gave a report on the progress of the work of the Ministry of [Information] in the organizations and facilities; They have worked well.

Mr. Amir Iraqi [from the Ministry of Oil] came and asked about the oil sales policy. I encouraged the sale of more oil to solve the foreign exchange problem. Mr. Hossein Salari, the manager of Efat properties, came and demanded more wages for working on Efat's inherited properties in Kashkoiyeh [Rafsanjan].

They brought the reports from the parliament. I talked to Mr. Natiq Nouri about his work on the phone. He informed that [the group] Hezbollah [Tehran] has announced a demonstration against non-hijab. He consulted for the quality of dealing with them. Efat went to visit Mrs. Dr. [Hasan] Rouhani, who is hospitalized.

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