al-atshan , mr. jan abad, mr. seyyed al-atshan, mr. john , mr. sane, mr. seyyed al-atshan, mr. good morning , dear viewers, it is the 8th of shahrivar, the anniversary of the explosion. prime minister's office on 8 shahrivar 66 shahidan rajaee and bahoner of our country's martyred president and prime minister , on this occasion in the official calendar of the country , i invite you to take a look at this issue in the first part of the qara program. stay with us in a report watch this episode and god willing, we will come back, the guests of the program will be with us, and what happened on the 8th of shahrivar, 1960 at 15:00, the prime minister's office of the islamic republic of iran, the 1960s in the history of the islamic revolution is a reminder of the bloody days of the iranian nation, the government of mohammad reza pahlavi, and these groups were placed after from the fruition of the islamic revolution, they were looking for a share. one of these groups is the people's mojahedin organization, which, with marxist thinking , seeks to dominate the political structure of iran

seyyed al-atshan, mr. john, mr. sane qurban mr. seyed al-atshan, mr. minister of economic affairs and finance, today we are going to talk about one of the special programs of the 13th government, the topic of generating the assets of the criminal government , the macroeconomic reporter of sedav and cima news agency is present in the studio of sarem journalists, who is supposed to be in this program . may the minister of economy be there and present our questions , let's talk about this. good morning, good morning mr. hosseini, and hello to all my dear viewers. that you are in the current the production of property that the government included in the budget, but it was nowhere to be found, and it was almost a few months ago that the resolution was implemented by the heads of the forces, and special powers were given for production welfare, and it was decided that the law would be operationalized and implemented at the highest speed. the measures taken by the experts they believed that the fate of privatization may lead to lack of transparency, but the s