INTERNATIONAL — June 15, 2026

Qatar Welcomes U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding

The preliminary framework agreement establishes a sixty-day ceasefire period for negotiations on sanctions, security, and Iran's nuclear program, with formal signing expected in Switzerland later this week.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Khaama Press2 min read

Qatar Welcomes U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding
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Qatar has expressed its welcome for a memorandum of understanding concluded between the United States and Iran. This memorandum is considered a significant step for the promotion of peace, stability, and economic growth on both a regional and global scale.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar released an official statement regarding the development. In the statement, the ministry praised the various commitments made as part of the agreement. These commitments include the continuation of dialogue and the assurance of freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The ministry further acknowledged the contributions made by Pakistan and other involved parties in their work to reduce tensions in the area.

This preliminary framework agreement is meant to bring an end to the months of conflict that have taken place. As part of the framework, a ceasefire lasting sixty days will be implemented. The purpose of this ceasefire is to allow for additional negotiations. The topics of these negotiations will include sanctions, security issues, and Iran's nuclear program.

It is expected that the memorandum of understanding will be formally signed in Switzerland. This signing is anticipated to happen later this week.

The agreement has been reached following a period of months of conflict. The conflict had led to disruptions in regional stability and in global energy markets.

Read the original reporting at Khaama Press

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