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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 7, 1990

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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Sunday 2026/10/18 - 17:05News Code:29224

At half past seven in the morning, I went to the place of international exhibitions to open the third Tehran International Book Fair. I visited Persian, Latin and Arabic book stalls for two hours; Publishers participation is good. Some of the booths were giving away books; I didn't want to take money without paying.

At half past seven in the morning, I went to the place of international exhibitions to open the third Tehran International Book Fair. I visited Persian, Latin and Arabic book stalls for two hours; Publishers participation is good. Some of the booths were giving away books; I didn't want to take money without paying, but my companions insisted that I accept. I gave a short speech in front of publishers and audience.

I reached my office at half past ten. We had a meeting of the Supreme Council of Islamic World Cooperation; The regulation was approved. Dr. Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs], gave remarks about Mrs. [Benazir Bhutto] Bhutto's [Prime Minister of Pakistan] visit to Iran.

In the afternoon Mr. Mousavi Ardabili was my guest. The kitchen was not told; We did not have good food. He warned that scholars should be treated in such a way that they feel safe. He wanted more information about the situation. From the statements of Mr. [Ali Akbar] Natiq Nouri had a flock on the holy day.

In the evening Mr. [Bijan Namdar] Zanganeh [Minister of Energy] came; He said about the lack of water in the Lar dam and that we should either reduce Tehran's share or Mazandaran's share. The Economic Council had a meeting. A decision was made about encouraging exports and production currency. I worked in my office until half past nine. I came home

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