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Iran and Oman foreign ministers discuss Strait of Hormuz coordination
Iran and Oman foreign ministers held a phone call stressing coordination on maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The call focused on regional maritime security and traffic management in the waterway.
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Iran and Oman foreign ministers held a phone call to discuss coordination on maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The ministers stressed the importance of coordination in relation to maritime traffic in the strait, according to a statement posted on Araqchi's Telegram account.
Both sides agreed on the need for continued communication regarding shipping movements in the strategic chokepoint.
Hormuz carries a significant portion of global oil shipments and remains a key route for maritime commerce. The phone call reflects ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two neighboring countries on shared maritime concerns. No specific agreements or follow-up meetings were announced in the statements released after the call.
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