Omani Proposal Details for Organizing Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz with Two Separate Routes
Oman and Iran concluded discussions in Muscat regarding navigational arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz, during which Oman proposed organizing traffic through two separate routes, each subject to its own specific arrangements. The proposal suggests allowing free navigation through the southern passage, which passes through Omani waters, while passage through the northern route requires prior approval from Tehran. Although the proposal has not yet been finalized, Iran has not approved it so far and has referred it for internal discussions, while the United States continues to call for ensuring freedom of navigation in the region.
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