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Oman says no plans to charge ships in Hormuz

Apr 8, 2026, 10:20 GMT+1

Oman’s transport minister said the country would not impose fees on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, after reports that Iran and Oman could charge vessels during a ceasefire period.

The minister said Oman had signed agreements that prohibit charging ships passing through the waterway.

Under the two-week ceasefire plan, both Iran and Oman could be allowed to charge fees on ships transiting the strait, according to a regional official, with Iran expected to use the funds for reconstruction, while the strait has historically been treated as an international waterway without transit fees.

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