Lola defended free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, through which about 20% of the oil consumed in the world passes. The site has been closed since February, after the start of the joint US and Israeli bombings against Iran.
Pazheshkian updated Lula on the peace negotiations with the United States and emphasized the mediations of Qatar and Pakistan. The two leaders also discussed the expansion of bilateral trade, which amounted to $3 billion in 2025, and Brazil's interest in purchasing more fertilizers from Iran. Lola expressed concern about fuel and food prices.
Lula cited the 2010 Tehran Declaration and defended Iran's right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Regarding the war, Iran presents the reopening of Hormuz with seven demands, including the lifting of sanctions and the reduction of the American military presence. US President Donald Trump has said he sees progress towards ending the conflict, while Tehran denies negotiations.