Tanker traffic is recovering, but questions remain over the administration of Hormuz after the current toll-free period expires.
Oman and Iran have agreed to establish a joint working group to discuss the future administration, services and associated costs of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, according to a joint statement issued Tuesday by both countries’ foreign ministries.
Oman and Iran to pursue talks on managing navigation in Strait of Hormuz
Oman and Iran to pursue talks on managing Strait of Hormuz navigation
Oman, Iran form ‘joint working group’ on future management of Strait of Hormuz
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DUBAI, June 23 (Reuters) - Oman and Iran agreed on Tuesday to press on with discussions about the future administration of…
Oman and Iran agreed on Tuesday to press on with discussions about the future administration of navigation in the Strait of…
Oman and Iran have agreed to establish “a joint working group” to negotiate the future management of navigation in the Strait of…
Joint working group to discuss shipping navigation, associated services and costs
Iran and Oman agree to normalize Strait of Hormuz maritime traffic after crisis cut daily vessel counts from 140 to single digits…
Senior U.S. officials disclosed the contents of the memorandum of understanding with Iran. The MOU pledges 60 days of toll-free…
