Iran and Oman held multiple rounds of deputy foreign minister-level talks in Tehran on July 24 and 25 over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei. He said the discussions focused on shared principles and practical operating mechanisms to ensure safe passage for vessels, based on respect for the sovereign rights of Iran and Oman as the two coastal states. Baghaei described the talks as productive and said they made some progress. The Omani delegation left Tehran on the afternoon of July 25, but consultations will continue at both the technical and political levels. He also said there has been no change in current shipping conditions in the Strait of Hormuz. The update was cited by CCTV International News and carried by Odaily.
Odaily reported on July 26 that Iran and Oman held multiple rounds of deputy foreign minister-level talks in Tehran on July 24 and 25, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei.
Baghaei said the two sides exchanged views in depth on shared principles and specific operational mechanisms to ensure the safe passage of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, based on respect for the sovereign rights of Iran and Oman as the two coastal states.
He said the talks were productive and had made some progress. The Omani delegation left Tehran on the afternoon of July 25, but the two sides will continue consultations at the technical and political levels.
Baghaei also said there has been no change in vessel navigation conditions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The information was cited from CCTV International News.
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