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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 21, 1985

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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A letter from the Imam had reached the Majlis, in which they expressed their displeasure with the countless criticisms and criticisms of the presenters in the speeches before the order of the representatives. Before the meeting, I read [it] and gave some explanation. At the same time, the representative of Babylon was aggressive in his speech

A letter from the Imam had reached the Majlis, in which they expressed their displeasure with the countless criticisms and criticisms of the presenters in the speeches before the order of the representatives. Before the meeting, I read [it] and gave some explanation. At the same time, the representative of Babol was aggressive in his speech, which was protested by the representatives. The agenda of the meeting was the bill on the limits of private sector activities, which did not progress. Although some of the representatives asked for the interpretation of the bylaws, I announced that the members of the Supervisory Council of Sedavsima have been elected.

After breathing, I came to my office. The governors of the cities of Khuzestan came and reported about the situation in Khuzestan. Salmani came for correction. In the afternoon, the father of two martyrs came. He gave 100,000 tomans for the front and I gave him a watch as a souvenir. His job is welding. He had a very high spirit.

The representative of the dynasty and Delfan came and asked for help for the seminary there. Mr. Fazel Harandi, who is going to participate in the Sahara Conference in Paris on my behalf, came and discussed the issues and said that France refuses to give visas to the delegation. In the evening, a pilot came and complained about the policy governing the air force.

A group of Gonabad residents came and told the needs of the city. They came from Zan Rooz magazine and interviewed about the discussions of Friday sermons. At night Mr. Shamkhani came and we talked about the war and future operations. I worked in my office until eight o'clock and then I came home.

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