Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 9, 1995

From home, we went to Imam Khomeini Medical Complex - the former thousand-bed hospital. Fati was also with me. Unveiling the opening plaque of the advanced imaging center and listening to the explanations of Dr. [Mohammad Hassan] Bastan Haq, [President of Tehran University of Medical Sciences] and Dr. [Syedhamid]

Mirkhani, the head of the complex, was done. There are 1,400 beds and almost all medical fields, with 700 interns and residents and 120 professors, about 4,500 workers and employees, and about one million visitors per year. The history of this center dates back to sixty years ago.

We visited the advanced MRI machine, CT scan, ultrasound, and angiography and the medical equipment engineering center - which is a good job for making expensive medical equipment. I also saw the hemophilia center; People are full of shape. I had negotiations with several patients, mainly children. After listening to the report of Dr. Marandi and Dr. Bastan Haq, I gave a speech at the meeting of managers.

I did the work in my office until the evening. In the evening, I went to Mohammad's brother's house to see Tayyaba's mother and wife, who came from Rafsanjan, for the eye surgery of her sister who brought cataracts. They are fine. In the evening, Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi announced that the negotiations of several Afghan groups in Tehran have progressed for an agreement.