Hamad Bin Jasim: The Success of the Hormuz Agreement Is Subject to the Inclusion of Three Arab States.
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Against the background of the ongoing attempts by the intermediary countries to achieve some new peace agreements between Iran and the United States, the sluggish war continues
Against the background of the ongoing attempts by the intermediary countries to achieve some new peace agreements between Iran and the United States, the sluggish war continues. The Strait of Hormuz remains the main point of tension.On the one hand...
Cairo: Three officials told the Associated Press that mediators are continuing negotiations between Iran and the United States toward an agreement to end fighting and open the Strait of Hormuz, and that indirect talks are expected to resume Monday. These details come as the war enters its eighth month and has caused widespread economic hardship. Many attempts to enable safe navigation through the strait, one of the world's most important sea are…
#Swalev considered that the success of any agreement to restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz was conditional on Iran and the United States, and that it should include provisions relating to Yemen, Lebanon, and Iraq. In a publication on the X platform, he said that the recent Iranian offer to the United States lacked important clarification about the Strait of Horms, ... this content of Hamad bin Jasim: the success of the Horms a…
The former Qatari Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hamad bin Jasim, considered that the success of any maritime liberalization agreement through the Strait of Hormuz was subject to the inclusion of clauses concerning Yemen, Lebanon and Iraq, and not only Iran and the United States...
With war messages still on the agenda and both sides appearing publicly unmoved, the United States and Iran are returning to indirect negotiations, in a game where every public threat is accompanied by a message to the opponent. Washington says it is in no hurry, Tehran warns ships moving in the Strait of Hormuz, while Qatar transfers proposals and responses from one side to the other. In the background lies a complex bargain that links freedom …
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