Iran-US Give Approval to New Proposal: Report
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Qatar and Pakistan have reportedly stepped in to propose a new compromise to end the conflict between the US and Iran. While expectations of a diplomatic solution have become the focus of energy markets, developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the actions of the parties involved will affect the trajectory of oil prices.
Washington and Tehran would have initially accepted a proposal from Qatar and Pakistan to lower tension in the Middle East. Brent falls to $107 while markets anticipate a possible diplomatic rapprochement.
Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed reported, citing Qatari officials and informed sources, that mediation efforts between Qatar and Pakistan are continuing, and the possibility of opening negotiations this week has been raised.
An exclusive report in the newspaper "Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed" reveals a mediation initiative by Pakistan and Qatar aimed at preventing a renewal of the confrontation between Washington and Tehran | According to sources involved in the talks, the US has given its consent to the outline and Iran has expressed its early willingness to allow a secret visit by IAEA inspectors to its nuclear sites (Political)
A new wave of diplomatic activity has begun in the nuclear tensions between the US and Iran. It has been claimed that Qatar and Pakistan have prepared a compromise formula involving $6 billion in frozen funds to restart talks between Washington and Tehran.
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