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Pazkhian's new narration about a "7-hour meeting with Mujtaba Khamenei": I brought up the problems of running the country The president of Iran presented a new report about a "7-hour meeting" with Mujtaba Khamenei and said that he discussed with him the "problems of running the country". Massoud Bishine stated this issue at the opening ceremony of the universities and the beginning of the new academic year in Iran. This is the second time that Mr. Mazikian talks about his "seven-hour meeting" with the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. He previously said that in the seven months that have passed since the election of the new leader, he met him twice. In his speech today, Mr. Bizikian said: "The problem is the lack of a state, not the solution, it's the lack of expert personnel and the desire to implement." He said: "What is done in some state companies is not management" and demanded the reform of Iran's public administration. The president of Iran criticized the problems of appointing "worthy people" and said: "Maybe we want to appoint a person for responsibility, but suddenly an issue about him comes up from the judicial authority or from another place and they create obstacles on the way to the appointment."

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Pazkhian's new narration about a "7-hour meeting with Mujtaba Khamenei": I brought up the problems of running the country The president of Iran presented a new report about a "7-hour meeting" with Mujtaba Khamenei and said that he discussed with him the "problems of running the country". Massoud Bishine stated this issue at the opening ceremony of the universities and the beginning of the new academic year in Iran. This is the second time that Mr. Mazikian talks about his "seven-hour meeting" with the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. He previously said that in the seven months that have passed since the election of the new leader, he met him twice. In his speech today, Mr. Bizikian said: "The problem is the lack of a state, not the solution, it's the lack of expert personnel and the desire to implement." He said: "What is done in some state companies is not management" and demanded the reform of Iran's public administration. The president of Iran criticized the problems of appointing "worthy people" and said: "Maybe we want to appoint a person for responsibility, but suddenly an issue about him comes up from the judicial authority or from another place and they create obstacles on the way to the appointment."