Qatar has established a special communication channel aimed at preventing an escalation of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Majed bin Mohammed Al-Ansari.
The announcement signals a concrete step toward stabilizing one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, following a recent agreement between the United States and Iran to ensure safe passage through the corridor.
Simultaneously, Iraq has moved to clear 14 million barrels of stranded oil, indicating that transit routes are reopening and supply chains are beginning to recover from recent disruptions.
The diplomatic move comes as operational activity in the region begins to normalize.
Qatar has already started dispatching liquefied natural gas tankers through the strait, marking a significant shift in regional energy logistics after a period of slowed shipping activity.
Simultaneously, Iraq has moved to clear 14 million barrels of stranded oil, indicating that transit routes are reopening and supply chains are beginning to recover from recent disruptions.
The establishment of this hotline complements the direct line of communication agreed upon by Washington and Tehran, with Qatar and Pakistan serving as mediators.