[Mr. Mohammad-Jalal Firouz Nia], Iran’s ambassador to Bahrain, came to report on the situation in Bahrain and bilateral relations, in connection with his meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
[Mr. Mohammad-Jalal Firouz Nia], Iran’s ambassador to Bahrain, came to report on the situation in Bahrain and bilateral relations, in connection with his meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Members of the Parliament’s Agriculture Commission came. They expressed their appreciation for the major measures taken by the Construction Government during the First and Second Development Plans for agriculture, including dam construction, groundwater recharge and watershed management, pressurized irrigation, and major projects such as the Ahvaz sugarcane project and olive cultivation, as well as the promotion of agriculture, self-sufficiency in livestock and poultry products, and the development of the fisheries industry, particularly shrimp farming, and so on. They expressed concern about the slowdown in agricultural development and asked that greater emphasis be placed on agriculture in the country’s overall policies.
In the afternoon, Messrs. Hossein Marashi and Ali Hashemi came to consult about Mr. Karbaschi’s case. They said that the court had informed him that it was requesting a one-month delay. I said that this period was not sufficient; it should be at least several months, so that he would not be detained until the end of the current head of the Judiciary’s term, and we could see what would happen during the next term. They said that multiple letters signed by the country’s managers in support of him should be submitted; they wanted to give them to the media.
[Sheikh Mohammed bin Mubarak Al Khalifa], Bahrain’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, and his companions came. He spoke about the important effects of my brief visit to Bahrain last year, saying that it had thawed relations and that they had come to develop relations in all areas. I also spoke in the same direction.
In the Balkan War, damage to Yugoslavia’s energy resources, prolonged power outages, and fuel shortages are among the major effects of the war. However, [Slobodan] Milošević, [President of Yugoslavia], has still not agreed to the presence of international armed forces to oversee the implementation of autonomy in Kosovo.
Yaser came. He brought a printed copy of my memoirs from 1981, Crossing the Crisis. It has been well organized and printed.
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