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Call for resumption of maritime navigation

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May 26, 2026
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Sayyid Badr bin Hamad al Busaidy, International Minister, had a telephone name with Shaikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of International Affairs of the State of Qatar.

The decision comes inside the framework of ongoing consultations and the coordination of visions and positions relating to regional developments. It additionally touched upon methods to help efforts aimed toward attaining the specified consensus on quite a few information, foremost of which pertains to negotiations for the resumption of maritime navigation by way of the Strait of Hormuz.

Sayyid Badr additionally obtained a phone name from Kaja Kallas, Excessive Consultant of the European Union for International Affairs and Safety Coverage and Vice-President of the European Fee.

In the course of the dialog, the 2 sides exchanged views on regional developments and the newest updates. They expressed their help for efforts aimed toward resuming maritime navigation and ending the state of rigidity and escalation within the area.

The telephone name additionally addressed the prevailing relations of cooperation and the partnership between the Sultanate of Oman and the European Union.

In the meantime, Iran and the US performed down hopes for an imminent breakthrough in efforts to finish their three-month-old warfare on Monday, with the highest US diplomat saying Washington will both get an excellent settlement or cope with the nation in “one other manner.”

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed reporters in New Delhi that the US would give diplomacy each probability to succeed earlier than exploring “options”, after President Donald Trump mentioned on Sunday he had instructed his representatives to not rush into any Iran deal.

There was a “fairly strong factor on the desk by way of their potential to open up the strait, get the strait (of Hormuz) open, enter into a really actual, ⁠vital, time-limited negotiation on the nuclear matter, and hopefully we are able to pull it off,” Rubio mentioned.

Trump mentioned in a submit on Fact Social on Monday the deal will both be “nice ⁠and significant, or there will probably be no deal in any respect.”

Iran’s international ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei mentioned in a weekly briefing on Monday {that a} conclusion had been reached on many matters, however that doesn’t imply that “we’re near signing an settlement”.

The potential memorandum of understanding accommodates 14 factors and is concentrated on ending the warfare and the US naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, in change for Iran taking steps to make sure protected transit ‌by way of the strategic waterway, he mentioned.

At current the talks usually are not on the nuclear difficulty, which can ​be negotiated over a 60-day interval if ⁠the framework accord is agreed, Baghaei mentioned. SEE ALSO P4 & 5



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