that we are doing medical and paraclinic expenses, if we spent this on our health and our family doctors, in my opinion , the results would be much more valuable. foreign affairs and foreign policy of the national security and foreign policy commission, the jcpoa discussion must have been very serious. no , it was approved in the previous parliament, but its opponents were in that commission. ah, being opponents of the jcpoa means that you are another, sir. look, what was your issue ? in my opinion, every issue should be analyzed in its own time. he interpreted it, after all, the jcpoa was passed in the 9th parliament, where i was not a representative, but i was a follower, or they had appointed a committee, and i think mr. zakani

was the head of that committee , and they were asking for the opinion of both the opposition parties in favor of the jcpoa, and they came to the public forum. reporting, by the way, the majlis was a principled parliament, then it voted and the guardian council also approved that jcpoa, so at that time , one issue was finally approved, but after the jcpoa. what happened, definitely parallel to the americans and westerners, i myself was later in the negotiations because i was the vice-chairman of the commission and i was also the general secretary of his ip. in iran, they , especially the europeans, were only talking about therapy , and they said that we really can't do anything without america's opinion, as they say again.

after this case , it was really contradictory to the spirit of the jcpoa, according to the diplomats , and then another plan came after mr. trump's withdrawal from the jcpoa . in my opinion, the europeans

could see this time as their own successful presence, one to recover themselves after the second world war. in my opinion , what was the most important crisis that occurred for the national security and foreign policy commission, that is , what crisis situation occurred at that time, one was the attack on the parliament, and finally isis attacked, and their plan was to those stairs that come. above and the reporters are in control of the door of the parliament, there is shooting from above, where there is both shooting and incendiary materials. a mistake means going wrong the stairs that go to the representatives' offices, which happens to be my office. as the saying goes, it was on the fourth floor

, we were in 401, when we opened the door to our office , a bullet hit him and one of our service staff was also martyred there, so that day was very important, then i and mr. dr. borujerdi, who was the head of the commission, went to the shrine of the holy prophet. the imam of that person there is aladdin borujari, yes, aladdin, the head of the commission. also, the organization of the hypocrites entered the armed phase. it happened, but

some representatives were assassinated, but not the parliament itself , which was also there, probably not harming the liberation. it happened during your parliament, azad there is a conflict with isis in mosul and the cleansing of isis, not when i happened to be in moser when isis was taking moser. i remember exactly that we went as a medical team for the birth of imam zaman . it was the 15th of sha'ban and i was there on the way to karbala. they told us that we will prepare them. it was in the 9th parliament that

i was collecting memories for a series of children who are in the holy defense health system . i was there. it cannot be erased at all, no matter what you do, and this causes a lot of conflict. the medical problem is that all the people think that if this happens to them, the patient's head will end. this air goes into the vein and the patient dies. the patient fights with the nurse because you didn't come to close it, but this is not the case. my second point is that if a needle breaks something on their feet it doesn't move, come on

, move your heart like a fish, whatever you say , now we have the side of the last days of the war 35 years ago, that is, if someone was cracked during the last days of the war, 35 years. sometimes i had to take the oaths of his highness, and some of them accepted it and looked at it in a certain way, the doubt is this. well, look, now, finally , there are several types of salaries for the representatives. one is that the party may be a university professor, so-and-so, their salary is higher than that of the parliament, and therefore they say that we do not get the salary of the parliament

, there should be one office in every four cities. this money should be some representatives, like the representatives of balochistan . hormozgan bosher, these are the ways, they must take a plane to go to bayan every week , and the expenses related to the energy of renting the offices of some other than the four or five people that they can get from. government organizations, finally, the rights of some they have personnel , unfortunately, when you go to the offices, they ask for money , they are usually poor people, as some representatives say , we even gave them our own

salaries. let's act in other ways, so now some people ask that if this is not worth the salary, why do they spend so much? i am spending this money to go somewhere occupy it so that at least one negative person does not take it there . let me do this. these are the words that you are saying in a respectful way. there is another way , god forbid, it might be selfish . they are saying that after all, the love of position and position and these things have so much to do with the famous saying that it is attractive that some people

are willing to do this. do the work. yes, in general , the salary of the parliament is low, but yes, compared to many other jobs. if you were a candidate this term and were elected, what important work would you pursue in the parliament, that is, what was your priority? one of the priorities my point was that the family doctor should be the main priority for the people because of your health, do whatever you can for the people, when he is not healthy, or he does not see it, god forbid, he will die, or he will take advantage of your suffering person. a lot, so in my opinion, health is very important to me. the next thing was really the plan that was in our time, islamic banking. really

, everything i see is that every president comes, who is the highest and most powerful person in the country, after the supreme leader of the banks. minale is clear that with every act of political vision, we see that they have no choice banks really play a very, very important role in inflation, money creation, companies that produce for construction and governments do everything. as the saying goes , it is very effective to think of a solution for this problem. there is another matter that we were helping with other colleagues of the commission. from the judicial commission of the majlis, this delay in the proceedings has really made the people poor, and you can see that many

of the people's judgments are related to justice, so even a place that is called adliyeh should be in a certain way. people should hope that if their rights are lost, if there is a problem, it will be resolved sooner. indeed , iran's judiciary itself has warned many times that there is no unanimity in the judicial system . they have few people, which means they don't get what we govern the city, but for example , we don't see a certain policeman again, as the famous saying goes, well, when livelihood problems increase

, according to that, crimes and crimes such as theft and so on. these priorities that we said belong to 4 different commissions. if the decision is to make a person work for one year , the method of sufficiency means that if you had the authority to go to any commission you wanted, you could go to which commission you would go to. do you also think about microbial warfare that the national security commission should make decisions or

appoint groups that are ready to investigate, investigate, do something, so to speak, even start thinking about deterrence methods in this case? i agree with this issue , especially microbial war can be as much as nuclear war it is dangerous. you have seen the corona virus, that we have had no shortage of these epidemics in the last few hundred years. for example , the plague has killed tens of millions of people in europe . know how many people died in tanzania , what happened in bolivia, south america or singapore. now, the announcement of such and such a hospital was good, the training was good, but

the announcement of the moment caused some panic . in fact, one of the characteristics of bioterrorism is that its terror is greater than itself, that is, the power of terror is greater than this is the strength of this issue, but is there a possibility that we will enter into microbial warfare? i say yes , because i saw that one of the places that was occupied after the russian attack on ukraine , there are microbial weapons laboratories that were working there by the americans. was doing when in the war , because we had no experience , chemical weapons came. nerve and blood agents are very involved, and we sent them to germany, holland , and other places that made them themselves. in

my opinion, they should be a little more active in defending themselves. non- factor in these cases later. be more active, of course one of the resolutions of the 10th parliament was to help the defense of the agent and that every organization must have a branch , the budget for this matter must be seen, but it should not be in the form of a form, but it must be an operation that can be really operational because it constantly needs practice and means it's like something like the fire department, while the fire department is constantly training , but how can the non-agents be protected? he forced them to do constant training. well, those who are responsible for this matter, their laboratories, they should , there is no need for everyone to be involved, for example, training is not an earthquake training, it is not a firefighting training, so it is difficult. it means that an organization becomes lazy , we establish an organization, then because there is no practical practice

, it becomes lazy and turns into something that becomes ineffective the moment it happens. well, he demands that those who take responsibility have some creativity so that this does not happen, it really means that they should be lively and cheerful. i have two children, a girl and a boy. my first child is a girl who is a dentist, and my second child is a medical student.

saudi arabia, i was the head of the hospital in shiraz for a while, i was the head of the hospital here , i was the head of the najmiyeh hospital, i was a member of the board of directors of hilal ahmed hospital in dubai for a while, how old are you now?

you saw a lot during the period you were a parliament member. what abnormal behavior did you see from the representatives? well, you know, this law of the board for monitoring the behavior of non-residents was approved almost at the end of the 8th parliament. in the 9th parliament, it did not appear much, but in the 10th parliament, you know, the 10th parliament was the first parliament. which had three strong factions, that is, it was clear that we have never had such a parliament, after all, the faction was hoping for reform. fundamentalists and independents, well , it was somewhat difficult to maintain balance in these issues, we had several types of complaints, one of which was a complaint that many people from such and such political groups made against a representative who

came, for example, so-and-so gave a disruptive speech, for example it was national security. or, for example, there would be a complaint that the brother of this member of parliament came, for example , he used this rent, a factory, a workshop has finally dealt with these issues, or some from the judiciary. they used to send us the files that were about the representatives . yes, there was a complaint . now, i will give you an example . was this in line with his representative duties or not? this was finally effective for the judge. one of the issues we had related to the discussion. there were two representatives who were related to the automobile industry and so on, and now when those two people finally entered the

matter and made large purchases from the two people from shirazi who had gone, that is, they made pre-purchases. being a partner with their automobile company after the managing director was changed , not handing over the rest of the cars to them, he told the court that this is like a turkmanchai contract, and these two or, for example, an ethical case that was given to one of for example, the representatives attributed that, well, later on, something happened in the 10th parliament, yes , something happened in the kadak court, or at least, now that one of the representatives has passed away, he threw a water bottle at one of the ministers in the courtroom. or , for example, we had a conflict with other people about , for example, whether this person i am talking about should

leave it to the general manager, if not , well, this is the most place where you can see the executives on the stage, well, this is where the supreme leader points out that they say, don't get too involved in the executive. tomorrow , if that executive has a problem, when should he go and supervise him, sir? they said very well and even jokingly said that it was like you were upset because of me, but i am saying that i am pointing out , so we had a conflict between the representatives . the conflict in our first case was a conflict between a representative and a reporter, who the reporter said was beaten. from the hand of the representative and some, for example, behavior against dignity for example, we had foreign trips where

it is not about the percentage of the representatives, but those who are good guys in terms of morals and behavior and so on. we may say "excellent" and now we can say "excellent" if we want to. well, usually the excellent people can say that 20% of them

are really excellent. they are the ones who you know are always like this in 20% of the parliament. not because of their expertise, because of their innate intelligence, but because of their leadership power, they can push people forward. these usually move forward slowly months go by in the parliament, the others somehow gain trust in them, or in any way , there is a trail in every parliament, that is, we have almost one pusher, we have a group of pushers that is like this, but there are those who really follow the law . first of all, they know what the problems of the country are. to prioritize, and thirdly, to express and justify this to others . for example, in the economic commission, there were those who

were looking for the same issue of islamic banking, or that they were not looking for their own personal issues at all. it is very important to find a person who is looking for national issues, for whom national interests are more important. most of the people who were involved in this issue were those who came from the big cities, for example, we saw them because they were not involved in regional issues in a simple way, and if there was pressure , they would be divided among several, so they have more time. now we may not be able to name them. this time there is also a candidate. this should not be an advertisement, but we usually have it like this in every assembly. good night.

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