Early in the morning, I went to the Majlis. I took care of the tasks so that I could prepare for a six-day trip to the southeastern provinces of the country. The ambassador of Gabon came; he had nothing to discuss, it was a ceremonial visit. I had a meeting with the officials of the IRGC naval unit. They gave good explanations about the history of the formation of this unit and the progress of its work.
Early in the morning, I went to the Majlis. I took care of the work so that I could prepare for a six-day trip to the southeastern provinces of the country. The ambassador of Gabon came; he had nothing to discuss, it was a ceremonial visit. I had a meeting with the commanders of the IRGC naval unit. They gave good explanations about the history of the formation of this unit and described its progress. It is a good plan and approach; it will make up for the deficiencies of the navy. The district governors trained by the Ministry of Interior came with Mr. Nateq Nouri [Minister of Interior]. They gave a report on the training course and its materials; it is interesting. This is the first time since the Revolution that a training course has been held for district administration officials, and priority has been given to locals. I also spoke to them at length and emphasized having a direct relationship with the people and being people-oriented.
The Agricultural Jihad Land Commission came; they had several questions about the issue of agricultural land, such as the fate of the bill in the Majlis and the resolution of the Revolutionary Council and... I answered them and clarified their course of action: they should distribute uncultivated and barren lands in accordance with the Revolutionary Council's law and leave cultivated lands alone until the law implementing Article 49 determines their status. I gave an interview to the Kuwaiti magazine «Sawt al-Khalij».
Mr. Dr. [Mohsen] Nourbakhsh [Governor of the Central Bank] came and was consulting about how to deal with loans made before the law abolishing usury; he claimed that if they wanted to implement them without interest, the banks would suffer a loss of one hundred and fifty billion tomans; it was decided to seek the Imam's guidance. In the afternoon, we had a meeting of the [Supreme] Economic Council and then a meeting of the heads of the branches of government.
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