Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman, proposed at the University of Cambridge to sign a non-aggression pact between the eight countries of the Persian Gulf - including the six members of the Cooperation Council, Iraq and Iran - and emphasized that stable security cannot be achieved in the region of the Islamic Republic of Iran without Iran's participation. Pointing out that this is not about friendship or enmity, al-Busaidi called this agreement the basis of a comprehensive security structure and asked the countries of the region to take responsibility for their security. He also announced Muscat's consultation with Tehran for a temporary arrangement to return shipping to the Strait of Hormuz, but he clarified that its implementation requires a compromise between Iran and the United States. This proposal was made after the Salah yeshiva was postponed due to Bahrain's refusal. Bahrain emphasized that the security of the region cannot be achieved by "reconciliation" and will not participate in any meeting with the presence of the Islamic Republic of Iran until the full return of diplomatic relations to pre-war conditions.

Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Oman, proposed at the University of Cambridge to sign a non-aggression pact between the eight countries of the Persian Gulf - including the six members of the Cooperation Council, Iraq and Iran - and emphasized that stable security cannot be achieved in the region of the Islamic Republic of Iran without Iran's participation. Pointing out that this is not about friendship or enmity, al-Busaidi called this agreement the basis of a comprehensive security structure and asked the countries of the region to take responsibility for their security. He also announced Muscat's consultation with Tehran for a temporary arrangement to return shipping to the Strait of Hormuz, but he clarified that its implementation requires a compromise between Iran and the United States. This proposal was made after the Salah yeshiva was postponed due to Bahrain's refusal. Bahrain emphasized that the security of the region cannot be achieved by "reconciliation" and will not participate in any meeting with the presence of the Islamic Republic of Iran until the full return of diplomatic relations to pre-war conditions.