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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 27, 1999

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی - ۷ فروردین ۱۳۷۸
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Wednesday 2026/09/02 - 23:16News Code:30278

We went to my office. Several groups of government officials came to pay their New Year visit. I spoke with Mr. [Morteza] Mohammad-Khan, [Deputy for Economic Affairs at the Center for Strategic Research of the Expediency Discernment Council], about the Ahvaz sugarcane project; with Mr. [Hossein] Kamali, [Minister of Labor and Social Affairs], about the employment problem; and with Mr. [Jalil] Basharti, [Head of the Office for Affairs of Deprived Regions in the Presidency], about projects in deprived regions.

We went to my office. Several groups of government officials came to see me for the New Year. I spoke with Mr. [Morteza] Mohammad-Khan, [Deputy for Economic Affairs at the Center for Strategic Research of the Expediency Discernment Council], about the Ahvaz sugarcane project; with Mr. [Hossein] Kamali, [Minister of Labor and Social Affairs], about the employment problem; and with Mr. [Jalil] Basharti, [Head of the Office for Affairs of Deprived Regions in the Presidency], about projects in deprived regions. Some said that the sharp rise in costs and its impact on other goods had caused dissatisfaction among the people. I spoke with Mr. [Seyyed Mohsen] Yahyavi, [member of the Supreme Council for Oversight of Council Elections], about problems with the method of supervising the elections. Dr. [Abbas] Sheibani, [representative for Tehran], requested that I ask Fati to deliver several kidney dialysis machines to medical centers. In the afternoon, I stopped by the offices related to the office of the head of the [Expediency Discernment] Council and spoke with them; their rooms are small and their workspace is cramped.

The fighting in Serbia and Kosovo continues and is intensifying. A phase has begun today in which the Yugoslav government will not surrender without the intervention of ground forces, and [Slobodan] Milošević, [President of Yugoslavia], will stand by his position. Although most governments continue to announce that they will limit themselves to aerial and missile bombardment.

In the fire in the fifteen-kilometer-long Mont Blanc Tunnel connecting France and Italy, forty people have been killed, and it has become major news. Apparently, a truck caught fire first, and the smoke and flames affected the other vehicles, which had no way to turn back.

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