Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 17, 1985

There was nothing important in the reports. I left the public meeting to Mr. Yazdi. I went to the meeting of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. The headquarters planning groups were in a frenzy. They were discussed for two or three hours. It was decided that they would be related to the Ministry of Culture and Higher Education from an organizational point of view, but a Supreme Planning Council elected by the [Supreme] Council of the Cultural Revolution would manage them and approve their approvals and bring them to the Council for approval. There are about three hundred people. In the past, the planning was carried out by the academic board of the universities, and in the period after the revolution, the headquarters of the Cultural Revolution took over [planning] themselves, and today it was adjusted; The ministry was against that situation.

In the afternoon, Mr. [Mohammed] Khazai and [Mir Abbas] Safavi, representatives of Rasht and Foman, came to my office. They told the story of Rasht Hezbollah's confrontation with Mr. Ehsanbakhsh [Rasht Friday imam] on Bahman 22; Previously, the members of Jihad [Construction] were complaining on the phone.

In the evening, Mr. Rouhani came. We discussed about the future operation and I told my opinions to take it to the camp. I went to the Majlis Hospital; My hand has been hurting for a while to take a picture. Dr. Jazayeri had brought the camera from Firuzgar [Hospital]. I worked in my office until eight o'clock in the evening.

On the phone, we talked with the president about the purchase of F-4 [planes]. Talks were held with the Prime Minister about giving priority to factory workers in the sale of state-owned factories and providing for last year's budget deficits.

At night, I went to see Mr. Rabbani [Amlashi] at their house. He came home from the hospital yesterday; They are not well. I came home The family of Martyr Alam Al Huda was the guest of Chastity. They explained about Zainab's caravan.