Iran and Oman are close to implementing a temporary safe-passage arrangement for commercial vessels travelling through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said both countries are continuing discussions on the remaining details of the understanding.
The development comes amid concerns over shipping safety and the possibility of renewed hostilities involving Iran and the United States.
Iran, Oman Near Temporary Strait of Hormuz Passage Deal
According to Iran’s official news agency IRNA, Baghaei discussed the arrangement during an interview with Tunisian newspaper Al-Chourouk.
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He said Tehran and Muscat had continued consultations to establish safe routes for commercial vessels passing through the strategic waterway.
However, some implementation details remain under discussion. The two countries are working to clarify how the temporary arrangement will operate.
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The proposed arrangement focuses on providing a safe passage route for commercial ships.
Key developments include:
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