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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 2, 1992

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Mr. Kaleem Siddiqi, [director of the Islamic Institute of London and founder of the Muslim Parliament of England] and two of his colleagues came with Mr. [Saeed] Rajaee Khorasani, [Tehran's representative and former representative of Iran at the United Nations]. The report of his activities, including the Muslim Parliament of England

Mr. Kaleem Siddiqi, [director of the Islamic Institute of London and founder of the Muslim Parliament of England] and two of his colleagues came with Mr. [Saeed] Rajaee Khorasani, [Tehran's representative and former representative of Iran at the United Nations]. They reported on their activities, including the Islamic Parliament of Muslims in England, and asked for financial assistance to continue their work. They claim that it is a good center for coordinating the mobilization of Muslim facilities.

Dr. [Mohammed Ali] Najafi, [Minister of Education] came to explain the secondary system and to present the needs and plans. [General Hassan Abd al-Rahman, Chief of the Joint Staff of the Sudanese Army and] Sudanese soldiers who are guests of the IRGC, came along with IRGC commanders; They asked for help and said that Libya has cut off its oil aid. I said that we have agreed with Mr. [Abd al-Salam] Jallud, [Libya's number 2 man] to continue the oil aid.

[Mr. Flavio Gislopron], the special envoy of the President of Guinea-Bissau came. He brought his letter asking for help; in such a way that we sell fifteen thousand barrels of oil to them at a discount. I told them to negotiate with the Ministry of Oil.

In the evening, we went to the Letyan Dam. Relatives, Efat, his parents, nurses and children came gradually. I swam in the dam in the evening. The weather is good.

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