Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 16, 1992

I reached my office at half past seven. The remaining work was done by nine o'clock in the morning. Representative, Imam Juma, governor and mayor of Abadah came. They had demands about the cement factory, university, dam, etc. They said that there is perfect harmony between them.

The representative and governor of Esfrain came. They expressed their satisfaction with the progress of the Efrain project. They expressed concern about the removal of government credit for the plan. They brought two hookah hives that are used as bee hives in Esfrain and produce pure honey; It is an interesting thing.

[Mr. Seyyed Masoud Hosseini and Seyed Haji Mohammad Mohed], the representatives of Kohkiloyeh and Boyer Ahmad came. They requested me to change the governor and build the airport and my trip to the province. [Mr. Noor Mohammad Rabouche], the representative of Iranshahr came. He seems to be a simple and honest person. He is a Shiite and has won over the Sunni candidate of the city with Sunni votes. He said that eight percent of the votes are from Shiites. He wanted us to help him to strengthen Shia; I accepted It was decided to go on a trip to Iranshahr and pay attention to the wishes of the residents.

The members of the 90th Assembly Commission came. They demanded that I advise the executive bodies to cooperate with the commission. Each of them had different demands.

At noon, Eft and Mehdi had lunch with me. In the evening, we had an extraordinary meeting of the government board and the single currency rate was approved in the 2012 budget. It was decided to submit a bill to the parliament to cancel the foreign currency budget note. I told the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to issue a statement in response to the statement of the Defense Ministers' Commission of the five countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council.

I came home Muhammad Marashi came. He complained to Mustafafan Foundation that he did not pay the price of the purchased corks and that their checks were returned. It is very strange.

At the end of the night, they reported that Mr. [Suleiman] Demirel, the Prime Minister of Türkiye, wants to talk on the phone; I guessed it was about the freedom of sailing [Cup Malis]. I told him to talk tomorrow.