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Qatar says US-Iran mediation efforts continuing but no direct talks planned

Qatar said a proposed resolution is being circulated as mediators seek a short-term deal to restart talks and ease rising tensions between Washington and Tehran.

  • On Tuesday, Qatar announced it is circulating a proposed resolution to revive diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran, focusing on short-term de-escalation of tensions regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
  • President Donald Trump paused potential strikes on Iran after Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates requested continued diplomatic efforts rather than military escalation.
  • Foreign ministry spokesman Majed Al Ansari confirmed ongoing efforts, stating that "Qatar, Pakistan and now Oman are all working together" to exchange ideas and drafts between the parties.
  • Trump issued a "last chance" ultimatum for a deal by today, while Iranian adviser Mohsen Rezaee demanded the United States lift port blockades to avoid endangering warships.
  • Mediation efforts remain focused on lowering escalation and reopening the vital waterway for diplomacy, though Iran's foreign ministry denied that direct negotiations between the sides are currently occurring.
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Diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict between the United States and Iran have entered an advanced stage, as the parties are exchanging drafts of a possible agreement, Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari said. Qatar and Oman are mediating between Washington and Tehran, although there have been no direct talks between the two countries so far. Doha says it is working towards a diplomatic solution and reducing tensions in the reg…

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The mediation efforts between Iran and the US continue - the US finance minister speaks of an early solution. But ideas for the future of the Strait of Hormus raise questions.

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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