Oman and Iran stress on their soverign rights in their territorial waters in Hormuz Strait; they are committed to ensuring safe passage through Hormuz strait, according to a joint statement

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  • Will form a team to reach agreeement on future management of navigation via Strait of Hormuz.
  • Say they will hold talks with coastal countries and any concerned parties regarding management of Hormuz and any "related costs".

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