Optional Fees in Hormuz Talks
The article aimed to review Iran and Oman's efforts to find a solution for imposing fees on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz as a means of reviving peace negotiations, focusing on an attempt to implement a system similar to the Malacca Strait based on voluntary funding. This initiative is viewed as a response to the deadlock in US-Iranian negotiations and seeks to ensure the safe passage of oil shipments despite Oman’s opposition, which affirms the right to passage under international law. If a voluntary framework is agreed upon, it is expected that shipping companies and governments will contribute to funding the operation of the corridor, while the United States remains concerned about the potential deviation of the passage from international obligations.
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