No crossing fees, only service charges
The Omani-Iranian Committee held a session in Muscat to discuss the management of the Strait of Hormuz and to strengthen cooperation in the fields of navigation and maritime services. There was a shared understanding to adhere to international law and to refrain from imposing transit fees. Oman emphasized the importance of respecting international legal rules in any future arrangements and rejected the imposition of fees on ships passing through the strait. Meanwhile, Iran previously sought to impose fees in response to American pressures. Sources expected that the committee's meetings would lead to positive results that would reduce tensions, bring the two sides closer in their perspectives, and contribute to the stability of maritime navigation in the region.
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