Saudi Media: US and Iran to Hold Online Meeting to Sign Agreement

June 14 — Iranian state media Fars News reported that sources in Tehran are still deliberating a final decision on the framework agreement reached with the United States. Earlier that same day, Iranian sources told Xinhua News Agency that Pakistan will host a video conference attended by Iranian and U.S. representatives to sign the pact. Meanwhile, Al Arabiya reported that U.S. and Iranian delegations will hold an online meeting today to ink a peace deal, with mediators from Pakistan and Qatar in attendance. A memorandum of understanding will be signed at the meeting, in the presence of Vanns and Iranian Parliament Speaker Kalibaf. Once the agreement is finalized, the Strait of Hormuz will be opened, allowing all vessels to navigate it free of charge.

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June 14 — Growing hopes that the U.S.-Iran war is approaching an end pushed the Qatar Stock Market Index up 2.2%, while Kuwait’s Main Market Index rose 1.3%. Earlier, Saudi media reported that a U.S.-Iranian delegation will hold an online meeting today to sign a peace agreement, with Pakistan and Qatar serving as mediators. A memorandum of understanding will be signed during the meeting, witnessed by U.S. officials and Iranian Parliament Speaker Kalibaf. Once the agreement is finalized, the Strait of Hormuz will open, allowing all ships to pass through free of charge. (FXStreet)

Iranian sources briefed Xinhua News Agency on June 14 that Pakistan will host a video conference, with delegates from Iran and the U.S. in attendance to sign a deal.

June 14 — Reuters, citing sources, reported that representatives from Qatar’s negotiating team flew to Tehran on Sunday morning to finalize a deal to end the U.S.-Iran war.

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