Iran-Oman Hormuz Management AgreementSeptember 21

Ebrahim Azizi, head of the Majlis National Security Commission, said on Sunday, September 19: "The agreement on the Strait of Hormuz was supposed to be unveiled in Muscat in the presence of a number of countries on the southern edge of the Persian Gulf so that everyone would be informed about it, but it was postponed. If we are sure that the Omanis took this action under the influence of the Americans, this will definitely not be in the interest of our friendly, neighboring and brotherly country, Oman, the security of the region, and especially the Strait of Hormuz." Azizi said that the Islamic Republic will not allow the Americans to return to the Persian Gulf region and that renegotiating with the United States "does not make any sense." He also said that if membership in the NPT no longer serves the interests of the Islamic Republic, Tehran will make an "appropriate decision."

Iran and Oman agree on plan to open the Strait of Hormuz

The Salalah meeting between Iran and the Gulf states regarding the Strait of Hormuz has been postponed. The Omani Foreign Minister stated that the decision was made to ensure agreement and consensus among the parties. #FromTheEvent

To achieve sustainable understandings that support regional security, the Salalah meeting in Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz has been postponed, and Washington warns against betting on Iran. #FromTheEvent

Live: Oman-Iran meeting on Strait of Hormuz postponed

Meeting of the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the media, Monday, September 13, 1405, answer to the first question: If I were to start from the end, the point that was raised regarding the criticism of the performance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; everyone knows that decision-making on foreign policy and national security issues is not one-dimensional and one-component, where you make decisions on very sensitive and complex issues related to the national security of the country based solely on one component. The price of oil rose today; therefore, you cannot simply say that you should make a decision or not because of the rise and fall of oil. Another point is that I would like to repeat the statement that I always repeat here. We should not question our own logical and forward-looking actions because of the ill-considered actions of others or the breach of promise of others. The fact that Iran and Oman, as two coastal states, made a decision on an issue that concerns them exclusively, reached an understanding on a text, and then want to present their understanding in a meeting with the presence of the countries of the region, in line with a responsible and far-sighted approach, I think is in line with the wisdom of its decision-makers. What has been agreed between Iran and Oman regarding the determination of safe shipping routes is related to coastal states; their sovereign rights and sovereignty have been taken into account, all aspects of the work have been achieved after weeks of negotiations between the two countries, and it was intended that this issue would be raised solely at this meeting. This was an opportunity that Iran and Oman provided, and it was expected that the countries of the region would be opportunistic and appreciate such opportunities. If they really believe that we should sit down as permanent neighbors, despite all the arguments we have had, despite all the complaints we rightly have about the actions of some of these countries, and talk about creating a safe zone, away from destructive external actors, this would be a very good opportunity. I don't think any responsible party would accept that we should miss this opportunity and not hold this meeting for any reason, whether it's because of influence from parties outside the region or because of excuses that really have nothing to do with Iran. The news that has been raised, yes, is true; that Saudi Arabia requested that this meeting not be held for the time being. The discussions that are being raised about the attribution of the events that are taking place between them and Yemen are really giving the wrong address. By giving the wrong address, the problems will not be solved. The problems in Yemen have long-term roots. As the Islamic Republic of Iran, we have always said, tried, and shown in practice that we are ready to help resolve the issues. We said that the roadmap that was understood between you and in which we had no role or intervention, should be the basis for your talks to resolve the issue. We know very well that the continuation of the war in the region between Islamic countries has only one winner, and that winner is none other than the Zionist regime, which seeks to continue tension and insecurity in our region, between Islamic countries. As for what we will do in the next steps, I said that the understanding between Iran and Oman, as two coastal states, has been finalized. We will decide, in consultation with Oman, on the next step, how to announce or register this understanding, and we will be informed. @MFAIran [in reply to: Meeting of the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the media, Monday, September 13, 1405, first question: Mr. Ali Bek, Director General of the Persian Gulf Affairs Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced in an interview with IRNA that this meeting has been postponed at the request of some countries in the region. First, please provide the exact reason for this postponement or cancellation. Some sources also claimed that Saudi Arabia postponed this meeting or requested that the meeting not be held due to the targeting of its own oil pipelines. Can this news be confirmed? And that some also claimed in this situation that this meeting and its announcement caused the price of oil to decrease and had criticisms of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the government; and that basically why do we want to negotiate and have conversations with these countries, while they themselves are accomplices of the United States? And finally, in the current situation, given the finalization of the agreement, should we wait for a new format for the announcement or not? @MFAIran]

Agreement between Iran, Oman on safe Hormuz routes was reached after weeks of talks.

Baqaei: The memorandum of understanding between Iran and Oman, as the two coastal states of the Strait of Hormuz, regarding the determination of safe shipping routes, is the result of weeks of intensive negotiations and was drafted with full respect for the sovereign rights of the two countries. @YjcNewsChannel

Saudi concerns postpone Salalah meeting on Strait of Hormuz While the Salalah meeting was supposed to see Iran and Oman announce an understanding on the shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz today, Saudi Arabia's proposed reforms caused the meeting to be postponed at the last minute. @ilnair

Qatar holds consultations with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait and Oman after Salalah meeting postponed After the announcement of the postponement of the regional meeting to reach an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz, which was scheduled to be held on Monday, September 13, 1405 in Salalah, Oman, the Qatari Foreign Minister held talks with his Saudi, Jordanian, Kuwaiti and Omani counterparts. @IRIBNEWS_COM

What's behind the postponement of the Salalah meeting between Oman and Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz?

The Salalah meeting in Oman, intended to discuss agreements regarding the Strait of Hormuz, has been postponed. Washington describes any negotiated settlement with Iran as "a bad bet." #FromTheEvent

The Omani Minister of Foreign Affairs announced: "The Strait of Hormuz" between Iran and the Gulf States - has been postponed. | The reason according to a source in the Gulf States: objections that Saudi Arabia submitted at the last minute - for fear of a change in the status quo

The Sultanate of Oman announces the postponement of a regional meeting on the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the Gulf states to a later date. The Omani Foreign Ministry: The postponement aims to create suitable conditions for constructive dialogue that contributes to achieving sustainable understandings that support the region's security and stability.

Iran war live: Oman says Hormuz talks with Iran, Gulf states postponed

Saudi Arabia has amended a proposal by Oman and Iran to organize shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, Axios correspondent Barak Ravid reported, citing a US official. According to him, Riyadh fears that the initial agreements could establish a new shipping regime unacceptable to Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states. Amid the disagreement, a meeting scheduled for September 14 in the Omani city of Salalah, where the agreements were to be announced, has been postponed indefinitely.

Meeting over Strait of Hormuz management postponed due to possible rift between Oman and Iran

Middle East war: Oman announces postponement of meeting scheduled for Monday between Iran and Gulf states on the Strait of Hormuz

Live: Oman postpones Gulf meeting on Strait of Hormuz with Iran

Iran and Gulf states' talks in the Strait of Hormuz, Oman announced a postponement.

Qatar holds talks with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait and Oman after Salalah meeting postponed After the announcement of the postponement of the regional meeting to reach an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz, which was scheduled to be held on Monday, September 13, 1405 in Salalah, Oman, the Qatari Foreign Minister held talks with his Saudi, Jordanian, Kuwaiti and Omani counterparts. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

Oman postpones regional meeting on the Strait of Hormuz While regional countries were scheduled to hold consultations with Iran in Salalah tomorrow on developments in the Strait of Hormuz, Oman announced the postponement of the meeting until an indefinite period. @ilnair

A meeting in Oman between the Persian Gulf countries and Iran to discuss possible agreements ‌on the Strait of Hormuz, which had been scheduled for Monday, has been postponed, says Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi. • • Follow

The Foreign Minister of the Sultanate of Oman, Badr Al-Busaidi, announces that the conference that was expected to be held tomorrow in Oman together with Iran and several other Gulf countries to update on the details of the understandings reached between Iran and Oman regarding a new shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz - has been postponed to an unknown date in order to "promote consensus."

Iran and Gulf States meet in Oman today… Agreement on Hormuz shipping route revealed

Araqchi: Understanding with Oman will define new routes in the Strait of Hormuz Discussions between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Sultanate of Oman have reached an agreement on the creation of a new maritime route in the Strait of Hormuz, and maps related to this route have been prepared. A joint statement has also been prepared in this regard. @IRIBNEWS_COM

Iran and Oman reach agreement on a temporary maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz... Source: The two sides agreed on routes for ships to enter and exit An agreement between Iran and Oman to establish a temporary maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, to be signed in Salalah tomorrow Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced reaching an understanding with the Sultanate of Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz Tasnim News Agency quoted an Iranian source as saying that the two sides agreed on routes for ships to enter and exit The Iranian source confirmed that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened under the Iranian-Omani understanding The understandings stipulate the closure of the southern route, according to the source, despite the United States' insistence on its continuation

Tehran announces agreement with Muscat on a temporary maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz... to be signed tomorrow during the Salalah meeting in the Sultanate of Oman. #FromTheEvent

Iran: "Agreement with Oman on the 14th in Hormuz"; Houthis launch offensive on the Red Sea side

With efforts to resolve the Strait of Hormuz crisis faltering, Oman will host a meeting tomorrow between Iran and regional countries, but no agreement is expected. Tehran insists on linking the resumption of navigation to negotiations with Washington. #FromTheEvent

Iranian Official News Agency: Agreement between Tehran and Muscat to establish a temporary maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz The agreement, scheduled to be signed in Salalah on Monday, guarantees the removal of mines from the Strait of Hormuz The anticipated Salalah agreement on Hormuz will be submitted to the International Shipping Organization For more, follow us on YouTube More details on Al-Hadath Net

Iranian TV: We have reached an understanding with the Sultanate of Oman on a framework for a specific route in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian state news agency: The agreement to be signed in Salalah on Monday guarantees the removal of mines from the Strait of Hormuz.

Three points from this news: 1. Salalah; The most important regional meeting since the start of the war The Salalah meeting will be held in the capital of Oman's Dhofar province with the participation of Iran, Iraq, and a number of Persian Gulf countries; a meeting that could be the first step towards forming a regional framework for discussing Persian Gulf security. 2. Iranian-Omani Hormuz mechanism; The most important agenda The agreement between Tehran and Muscat to create a temporary shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, along with clearing the Strait of mines, will be signed on Monday in the presence of Arab ministers and announced to the International Maritime Organization. 3. Diplomacy without forgetting; Field and diplomacy are companions The Foreign Ministry spokesperson states: "We are not going to forget the past" and "diplomacy will definitely be the field's companion and companion on this path." [in reply to: #IRNA investigated; "Salalah meeting"; The first step of regional diplomacy for endogenous security Leila Vahedi - IRNA reporter Salalah, the capital of Dhofar province in the Kingdom of Oman, will host one of the most important regional meetings on Monday, September 13, since the start of the war against Iran, or even in the past decade; A meeting that will be held with the participation of Iran, Iraq, and some Persian Gulf countries, perhaps as a way to reduce tension in the region, which is currently the most important challenge for the Persian Gulf countries. This meeting could be the first step towards forming a regional framework for dialogue and cooperation on Persian Gulf security; an initiative that, if continued, could pave the way for strengthening the role of regional countries in ensuring their own security and reducing dependence on trans-regional security arrangements. Read the details of this #report on the IRNA website @IRNA_1313]

Live: Iran-Oman deal sets basis for Strait of Hormuz, no immediate reopening

Iran and Oman reach agreement on shipping in Hormuz - media

Iran has conveyed seven conditions to the United States through intermediaries for opening the Strait of Hormuz, Tasnim reports, citing a source. Also, according to the agency, Iran and Oman have reached a final agreement on the shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz. Based on this agreement, the entrance to the Persian Gulf through the strait is entirely within Iran's territorial waters, while part of the exit route also covers the territorial waters of the Islamic Republic.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: Foreign ministers from Arab countries will meet in the Omani capital, Muscat, on Monday to sign an agreement establishing a joint route between Oman and Iran for navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, and to notify the International Maritime Organization of it.

Iranian President: Iran and Oman will sign an agreement on Monday regarding the joint route through the Strait of Hormuz.

Pezzekian: The Strait of Hormuz will be opened provided that the US stops the blockade and aggression On Monday, in Muscat, in the presence of the countries from whose territory we were attacked, an agreement between Oman and Iran on a "joint route through the Strait of Hormuz" will be signed

Masoud Pezzekian said that the Strait of Hormuz will be opened on the condition that the US blockade and attack on Iran are stopped, and emphasized that the US cannot surrender the Islamic Republic by continuing the pressure. In an interview with the India Today television channel on Saturday morning local time, Pezzekian said about the continuation of the US naval blockade: "They could not achieve their goals through war, they did this, but we will not stop." He added: "Of course, the sea route is not a route or path on which our lives depend, but they will not succeed in this method either." Referring to the Iran-Oman agreement, Pezzekian said that the foreign ministers of the Arab countries will hold a meeting in Muscat on Monday to sign the Oman-Iran agreement on a common route in the Strait of Hormuz in their presence and announce it to the International Maritime Organization. He said that the countries that, according to him, Iran was attacked from their territory will also be present at the meeting. Pezzekian emphasized: "The Straits will be opened, provided that America stops its blockade and aggression against Iran."

Masoud Pezzekian: On Monday of this week, the foreign ministers of Arab countries are meeting in Muscat to sign the agreement between Oman and Iran on a common route through the Strait of Hormuz in their presence and announce it to the International Maritime Organization. The same countries from whose territory we were attacked are present at this meeting.

NEW: More details on the upcoming Iran-Iraq-GCC meeting in Oman on Monday: • • - Session was Omani idea, and among primary aims is to formally present Iran-Oman deal on new Hormuz arrangement • • - New scheme will be middle route TSS as temporary fix, to be followed by negotiations on permanent solution including service charges. Iranians insist that Hormuz arrangement is Iran-Oman business but the issue will be discussed on Monday nonetheless. • • - Iraq FM to also participate together with senior reps from Iran and GCC: per senior Iranian source late response from UAE which downgraded participation from FM to minister of state. Level of Bahrain and Kuwait participation not but assumed to be FM. • • - Senior Iranian political source emphasizes the meeting does NOT mean Strait of Hormuz has been reopened. • • - Parallel Qatari and Saudi dialogue with Iran are not competitive vs Omani channel; Qataris have been in Tehran 2x in past week and been encouraging re: the session in Oman • • - Bigger picture: GCC states caught in someone else's war adopt realpolitik to get out of mess of Trump's making

Iranian Foreign Ministry: We have reached an understanding with the Sultanate of Oman regarding temporary routes in the Strait of Hormuz, and we will make efforts to ensure the security of navigation.

FMs of Persian Gulf states (#Iran, Iraq, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE) are to meet on Monday in Oman where Iran & Oman FMs will also brief counterparts on new maritime arrangements for Strait of Hormuz, formulated by the two coastal States, Iran Nuances learned

The Strait of Hormuz crisis is on the verge of a breakthrough: Iran and Oman are close to reaching an agreement on a safe passage for navigation. ====== Iranian-Omani negotiations regarding the future of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz have entered their final stage, according to CBS News. Iran and Oman are expected to register an understanding with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in the coming days regarding a temporary and safe passage for navigation. The talks focused on a mechanism for managing the movement of commercial vessels through the strait within the framework of the understanding between Tehran and Muscat. The idea of ​​imposing fees on ships transiting the strait was raised during the negotiations, a proposal that drew objections from the US government.

Iran’s Top Security Official Says Maps of Ships Passage in Hormuz Agreed with Oman to Be Signed in Coming Days - State TV

A U.S. official told the New York Post that the terms of the proposed revenue-sharing agreement between the Islamic Republic and Oman have not been finalized. Hossein Mohebbi, a spokesman for the Revolutionary Guard Corps, had previously said that Tehran and Muscat had reached an agreement on the matter.