At 8:30 in the morning, we went to the Sedasema glass hall to participate in the SCAP [United Nations Economic and Social Commission in Asia and the Pacific] meeting. First, I visited the summit exhibition, both Iran and SCOPE. Some with [Mr. Rafi
At half past eight in the morning to participate in the meeting [Ministers of Industry and Technology]
SCAP [United Nations Economic and Social Commission in Asia and the Pacific], we went to the glass hall of Sedasima. First, I visited the summit exhibition, both Iran and SCOPE. I had some talks with [Mr. Rafiuddin Ahmed], [United Nations Deputy Secretary General and] the Executive Secretary of SCAP and the Director General of UNIDO [United Nations Industrial Development Organization]. In the opening session, I gave a speech without writing, which was interesting for the audience. The executive secretary of Skap observed a minute of silence for the anniversary of the martyrdom of 72 people [in the explosion of the headquarters of the Islamic Republic Party]. Then they introduced the heads of all the delegations. I greeted them and came to my office. The families of the martyrs came on July 7th. I spoke to them.
Dr. [Mohammad Hossein] Adeli, [President of the Central Bank] came. He gave a report about his trip to Makkah and talked about the extravagance of expenses. Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh, [Minister of Energy] came. He talked about water and electricity affairs, Siah Bisheh dam and water supply plan to Yazd. Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Besharti from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs came and reported the Hajj trip. He criticized Ba'ath because of his harshness and bitterness in dealing with the Saudis.
In the evening, we went to the [Mehrabad] airport to welcome [Mr. Rahman Nabi Auf], the president of Tajikistan. After the Sun ceremony and the interview, he went to Saadabad and I came to my office. They came to the office at seven in the afternoon. First, private negotiations and then official negotiations were conducted; We used to speak Persian. Most of the talks were about their needs in the fields of cooperation.
At half past nine in the night, I went to Saadabad for the dinner ceremony. They came too. At the dinner table, I asked many questions about their economic situation; They answered everything well. Their condition is not good. I arrived home late.
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