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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – September 28, 1991

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I reached my office at 7:40 in the morning. Mr. Kaleem Siddiqui, [President of the British Muslim Parliament] was supposed to come to meet; They said he fell to the ground and was injured. Mr. Hekmat Shahabi, the chief of staff of the Syrian army, came. The words were friendly and normal. [Mr. Mohammad Khalifa], Ambassador

I reached my office at 7:40 in the morning. Mr. Kaleem Siddiqui, [President of the British Muslim Parliament] was supposed to come to meet; They said he fell to the ground and was injured. Mr. Hekmat Shahabi, the chief of staff of the Syrian army, came. The words were friendly and normal. [Mr. Mohamed Khalifa], the ambassador of Algeria came to say goodbye and [Mr. Michel Julius], the ambassador of Akrodite of Zimbabwe, came to present the credentials.

Mohsen [Hashmi, head of the president's special inspection office] and his deputies came. They gave the report of the special inspection and asked for an opinion to continue the work. Mr. [Gholamreza] Faruzesh, the Minister of Jihad Construction, came. Reported the trip to Senegal, Gambia, Yemen and Burkina Faso; He emphasized the necessity of Jihad-making presence in Yemen. He brought some seeds of Yemenite agate.

In the evening Mr. [Ali Mohammad] Basharti, [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He gave the report of his trip to the United Arab Emirates and said about the country's readiness to transfer water from Iran and invest in it; I told them to check. The Supreme National Security Council had a meeting. They talked about the problems of Bardsir. We decided to send a delegation to justify the people. A plan to reform social relations and public chastity was also negotiated, but it was not completed.

I worked in my office until eight in the evening and came home.

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