A meeting in Oman between Iran and Gulf countries to discuss possible agreements on the Strait of Hormuz is postponed, Oman’s foreign minister says. Badr Albusaidi announces the decision in a post on X, saying the regional gathering scheduled for Monday is delayed.
The meeting, planned to take place in Salalah on September 14, is said to be postponed “in the interests of consensus.” Both outlets report that Oman frames the move as part of efforts to keep channels of dialogue open and support stability and lasting cooperation in the region. They do not provide a new date or specify what prompted the postponement.
While both sources align on the announcement and the stated rationale, they differ only in emphasis and wording: one highlights the original scheduling as Monday, and the other describes the meeting’s purpose and the specific September 14 timetable. Neither outlet attributes the delay to a particular dispute or negotiation development.
