Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – June 20, 1990

Mr. Mirzadeh, [executive vice president], came for current affairs and follow-up on travel, promises and letters. Mr. Seyyed Ahmed Mousavi [from Lebanon] came and brought the letter of the Bishop [Church] of Canterbury. This letter is about the request to renew relations with England and agreeing to the visit of the British parliamentary delegation to Iran; I said it is related to the parliament.

Mr. Seyyed Mahmoud Marashi came. He brought the letter [of his father], Ayatollah [Syed Shahabuddin] Najafi Marashi, [from the authority of Taqlid] who asked me to help the construction of the Qom library; I accepted. Mr. [Syed Mohammad Bagher] Hakim came. He reported on the bad situation of Iraq, from the economic and security point of view, and asked to be included in the correspondence of Saddam, [the President of Iraq] and the possibility of direct negotiations; I told the flow. He complained about the lack of attention to the Badr Corps and the inactivity of the Iraq Support Committee and appealed to the leadership to implement the decisions.

In the evening, I attended the meeting of the government board. The issues of Tunb and Abu Musa islands, health issues, and the status of oil sales were discussed. Shahid Khamsa's father came to sell the house that he spent his life to achieve other issues. asked for permission I worked in my office until nine o'clock at night and then I came home.