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Qatar sees 'positive' signs in Iran-Oman talks on reopening Hormuz

Doha said Iran and Oman had reached the technical stage of negotiations and were finalising shipping route coordinates, but warned against delay as only six vessels transited Hormuz on Monday compared with 130-140 before the war.

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00:00Qatar says talks between Iran and Oman are at an advanced stage, with Doha pointing to
00:05positive signs that an agreement could be close.
00:08The comments come a day after Oman's Sultan Haytham bin Tariq visited Qatar's Amir
00:12Sheikh Tamim bin Hamid Al Thani in Doha.
00:15The two leaders discussed regional developments as Oman continues its diplomatic efforts with
00:20Iran.
00:21Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesperson Dr. Majid Al Ansari says Qatar supports those efforts
00:26and is closely following the talks.
00:38Dr. Majid Al Ansari says Doha wants freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz
00:47restored immediately and in line with international law.
00:50We are in Qatar, we are in any country to support any agreement that will protect the
00:54future, and that will not change the future, of course, to the political progress as it
00:58has done during this time.
01:01Qatar says any future arrangement over the Strait should have regional consensus and respect
01:05international law.
01:07Adil Haleem, Euronews, Doha.
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