Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 1, 1997

For the first time, I went to the office of Koshk building and started working there. I did not meet. He studied books and bulletins until six in the afternoon. The weather is better than the office below.

At six o'clock, we went to the art center [Islamic Propaganda Organization] for the ceremony they had organized to appreciate my construction services. From the moment we arrived, we were faced with the art programs that different art groups had set up along the way - and most of the traditional arts.

In the amphitheater hall, the anthem of the Islamic Republic and then the song of construction were performed by the Hozha Choir group, with a combination of men and women and in special uniforms. A group of children's artists from Isfahan also performed a program. Mr. [Mohammed Ali] Zam, [head of the art department], gave a speech in honor of my construction and services and explaining their own works. A film of the era

They created and showed a film of the works of the art field. My statue and plaque were presented to me. Then I talked about the works of construction and especially cultural development. We also visited photo exhibitions.

I came home Efat had also gone to her relatives' house and had seen dense and extreme Western programs on the satellite during the death ceremony of Mrs. Diana, who was killed in an accident. He said that even though she was separated from her husband and had an informal relationship with a rich Egyptian man, she was still part of the British royal family and enjoyed its benefits.