Al-Arabiya's claim on the details of the possible agreement between Iran and the US; the transfer of enriched uranium and the reopening of Hormuz in seven days The initial framework of the negotiations between Iran and the US includes the transfer of highly enriched uranium reserves to an agreed third country or the reduction of its enrichment level. The Strait of Hormuz could be reopened to international shipping within seven days of the initial understanding. China may take on the role of guarantor for the implementation of the agreement and the direct negotiations will take place in Doha instead of Istanbul. Iran's nuclear and naval actions will be accompanied by a gradual reduction of American sanctions, blockades and economic restrictions. The implementation of bilateral commitments is subject to independent verification and neither side will be required to give up important concessions without accepting reciprocal concessions. A mechanism is also planned with the presence of mediators and guarantors to settle disputes and prevent a return to conflict.