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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – December 7, 1989

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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Sunday 2026/10/18 - 16:24News Code:29066

I woke up near dawn and did not sleep again. I did the work and read the reports. Mr. Mahluji and the managers of the steel industry came. They gave a report on the situation of Ahvaz steel to prepare for tomorrow's trip. Mr. [Mohammed Reza] Bagheri, our new ambassador who is going to Türkiye, to say goodbye and consult

I woke up near dawn and did not sleep again. I did the work and read the reports. Mr. Mahluji and the managers of the steel industry came. They gave a report on the situation of Ahvaz steel to prepare for tomorrow's trip. Mr. [Mohammad Reza] Bagheri, our new ambassador who is going to Türkiye, came to say goodbye and consult.

The Pakistani ambassador came to say goodbye. He expressed his satisfaction with the state of the revolution. Mr. [Hassan] Ghafoori Fard [Vice President and Head of the Physical Education Organization] came to consult about a trip to Cuba and to get a message for [Fidel] Castro [this country's leader].

In the evening, Dr. Velayati came to New York to consult with the Secretary General and the Iraqis about the overall policy with the West and Lebanon. In the institution [Presidential] building, they have built a small sauna and sanitary bath to treat back pain and relieve fatigue. Part of it is ready for use. It is not ineffective. I went home at night.

Dr. Nurbakhsh informed by phone that people's acceptance of buying shares of Tehran Stock Exchange is very high and the available shares are few. He wanted to ask the leadership to sell the stocks of Mustafafan Foundation's factories, which are accepted in the stock exchange. I asked them; They agree with the main point of the article, but at the same time they have some reservations.

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