I worked at home until nine in the morning. I went to the parliament. Saeed al-Zhakrin [Parliament Public Relations Officer] came. He negotiated about the housing cooperative of parliament employees and public relations works. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Granmayehpur, the governor of Chahar Mahal and Bakhtiari, came. He has been dismissed from the practice
I worked at home until nine in the morning. I went to the parliament. Saeed al-Zhakrin [Parliament Public Relations Officer] came. He negotiated about the housing cooperative of parliament employees and public relations works. Mr. [Ali Asghar] Granmayehpur, the governor of Chahar Mahal and Bakhtiari, came. He has been dismissed and he complained about illegal actions. Mr. Farzad Dabiri came. He had opinions about the reconstruction policy and the country's policy in general. At noon, Mr. [Seyd Majid] Hedayatzadeh came. He gave information about the sale of oil and offers to sell weapons.
In the evening, a group of families of Kedar martyrs came. They complained to the city officials that after the defeat of Mr. [Mohsen] Rahami in the elections, they misbehaved with the people, and they complained to the endowment administration for being strict about endowment lands. Recently, a document was found that the entire region [Qidar] is waqf; Doubts have been raised about the legitimacy of the endowment there. We decided to check.
Mr. Masoud Barzani [leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iraq] came. He reported the situation of the Kurds in Iraq, the pressures of Baath in Iraq and the harassment of Türkiye, and asked for welfare and political facilities; They are satisfied with us.
The night of the meeting of the heads of forces was in Mr. Khamenei's office. [Jimmy] Carter's letter came up. It was decided that no one would visit him. He has asked to meet our agents in Germany. We decided to spread the news of [sending] his letter ourselves. Regarding France's request for communication, it was decided to follow up. It was decided to order good behavior towards the Ahl al-Haq and Sunnis in the western regions. The issue of Baha'is was also raised in the Expediency Council and there was some discussion about clothing and hijab. The idea was to avoid unnecessary strictures such as the veil in girls' schools where men are not there, the color of clothes and the like, [to avoid] becoming less rude. The veterans foundation was also discussed. I arrived home late.
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