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Iranian, Qatari and possibly Pakistani officials meet in Oman to discuss Strait of Hormuz transit framework
Iranian, Qatari and possibly Pakistani decision-makers gathered in Muscat on July 11 to discuss a transit framework for the Strait of Hormuz. Omani officials seek to open the Median Transit Lane for free commercial traffic.
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Iranian, Qatari and possibly Pakistani decision-makers gathered in Muscat, Oman on July 11 for talks on a transit framework for the Strait of Hormuz, @sentdefender reported. The discussions center on opening the Median Transit Lane, a route that separates the pre-war inbound and outbound lanes, to free commercial maritime traffic through the strait.
Regional news outlets and @BashaReport also reported on the meeting.
Omani officials hope the framework will allow unrestricted passage for commercial vessels.
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