Al-Arabiya's claim regarding the mediators' draft plan for the Iran-US negotiations: China's possible role and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within a week Al-Arabiya's claim: The initial draft of the proposed working framework for negotiations between the US and Iran includes an examination of Iran's prior commitment regarding highly enriched uranium reserves; including the possibility of transferring these materials to an agreed third country or reducing their level of enrichment, subject to technical arrangements and means of verification agreed upon between the two parties. This work framework also includes discussions on the arrangements for reopening the Strait of Hormuz to international maritime traffic within 7 days of reaching the initial understanding. This is achieved through mutual confidence-building measures that the parties implement on a daily basis in order to reduce the intensity of tensions and ensure the health and safety of international shipping. This proposal also states that the establishment of an international mechanism to ensure mutual implementation of the commitments assumed by the United States and Iran will be considered; Including examining the possible role of China as a guarantee for the implementation and continuation of the agreement. Also, the mediators seek the consent of the Iranian side to hold a round of direct negotiations. On this basis, it was suggested that instead of Istanbul, Doha would be chosen as the place for negotiations. This proposal talks about agreeing on a staggered timetable for the simultaneous and reciprocal implementation of commitments by the United States and Iran; In response to any action by Iran regarding the nuclear case and maritime security, America will take countermeasures to reduce sanctions, blockade and economic restrictions. These arrangements are subject to an independent verification mechanism and ensure that neither party is required to provide facilities without receiving mutual and verifiable commitments from the other party. This proposal emphasizes the establishment of clear measures to handle cases of delay or non-compliance on the part of Iran. A spokesman for Pakistan's military said on Friday that it had "cautiously optimistic" about its mediation between Iran and the US. This was his first interview since the trip of a senior delegation to Tehran this week./Jamaran.

Al-Arabiya's claim regarding the mediators' draft plan for the Iran-US negotiations: China's possible role and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within a week Al-Arabiya's claim: The initial draft of the proposed working framework for negotiations between the US and Iran includes an examination of Iran's prior commitment regarding highly enriched uranium reserves; including the possibility of transferring these materials to an agreed third country or reducing their level of enrichment, subject to technical arrangements and means of verification agreed upon between the two parties. This work framework also includes discussions on the arrangements for reopening the Strait of Hormuz to international maritime traffic within 7 days of reaching the initial understanding. This is achieved through mutual confidence-building measures that the parties implement on a daily basis in order to reduce the intensity of tensions and ensure the health and safety of international shipping. This proposal also states that the establishment of an international mechanism to ensure mutual implementation of the commitments assumed by the United States and Iran will be considered; Including examining the possible role of China as a guarantee for the implementation and continuation of the agreement. Also, the mediators seek the consent of the Iranian side to hold a round of direct negotiations. On this basis, it was suggested that instead of Istanbul, Doha would be chosen as the place for negotiations. This proposal talks about agreeing on a staggered timetable for the simultaneous and reciprocal implementation of commitments by the United States and Iran; In response to any action by Iran regarding the nuclear case and maritime security, America will take countermeasures to reduce sanctions, blockade and economic restrictions. These arrangements are subject to an independent verification mechanism and ensure that neither party is required to provide facilities without receiving mutual and verifiable commitments from the other party. This proposal emphasizes the establishment of clear measures to handle cases of delay or non-compliance on the part of Iran. A spokesman for Pakistan's military said on Friday that it had "cautiously optimistic" about its mediation between Iran and the US. This was his first interview since the trip of a senior delegation to Tehran this week./Jamaran.