TREE NEWS update: Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi said on September 26, in an address to the 81st UN General Assembly, that Oman will continue working to safeguard navigation security in the Strait of Hormuz. He called on all parties to cooperate with Oman to ensure passage through the strait in accordance with international law.
Oman Pledges to Keep Working for Safe Navigation in Strait of Hormuz
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Oman is positioning itself as the Gulf's maritime-security broker at a moment when freedom of navigation through Hormuz is a live geopolitical concern. The appeal to international law implicitly frames safe passage as a shared obligation rather than any single state's guarantee, which matters for shipping, energy and trade flows reliant on the chokepoint. Whether other parties visibly reciprocate Oman's mediation is the open question.
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