In a series of talks, Iran and Oman have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial waterway for global shipping. Both nations are exploring options for imposing tolls or service fees for maritime passage, as they establish a joint committee aimed at managing navigation and asserting their sovereignty over the strait. Recent discussions involve Omani leaders and Iranian negotiators, emphasizing their mutual interests and coordination, while also acknowledging the ongoing geopolitical dynamics in the region, including U.S. involvement. The agreements reached signal a potential shift in the administration of Hormuz, with shared strategies being developed to address maritime security and economic implications.