Early in the morning, I went to the airport to see off the Korean delegation. Before their departure, we held some talks, and the official farewell ceremony and formalities were carried out. We gave an interview and I returned to Parliament. We had a public session. The bill to amend the tax law was under discussion. During the recess, I spoke with students expelled from Germany.
Early in the morning, I went to the airport to see off the Korean delegation. Before their departure, some negotiations were held, and the formal farewell ceremony and protocol were carried out. We gave an interview and I returned to the Majlis. We had a public session. The bill to amend the tax law was under discussion. During the recess, I negotiated with students expelled from Germany.
Mr. [Mohammad] Yazdi, the deputy speaker, came to my office at noon. We discussed the weak performance of the Court of Audit, the problems of Majlis employees and the lack of attention from the administrative officials, the matter of the assets of Taher Company and the trusteeship funds -which remain in London -. Mr. [Abbas] Dozdouzani also came and criticized the performance of the delegations at the Inter-Parliamentary Union and many other things.
In the afternoon, representatives of the International Red Cross came and spoke about the problems they faced in their work, and I also spoke about their weak performance in Iraq and in European prisons, including the torture of our students in a German prison and ...
Our ambassador in Lebanon, Mr. [Fakhr] Ruhani, came and complained about the Foreign Ministry's treatment, gave some reports, and wanted to say that if we had cooperated with the leftists of Lebanon and Palestine, the Palestinians would not have left Beirut, and he believed that Bashir Gemayel had been killed by the Israelis; contrary to the prevailing views. The Central Council of Jihad came and discussed the Jihad bylaws.
The President came; they had attended Tuesday's meeting of representatives with the Prime Minister, and said that there had been a tense atmosphere against the government. At night, we had a meeting of the Central Council of the Combatant Clergy and discussed the Assembly of Experts. It had been proposed that we and the Society of Seminary Scholars [of Qom] not put forward candidates, but it was not approved. The executive committee was also discussed and several new members were elected. Late at night, I came home.
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