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No Toll But 'Fee': Iran, Oman Discuss Monetising Hormuz Post 60-Day Buffer

June 23, 2026·NDTV ProfitEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

Strait of Hormuz transit arrangements have historically shaped GCC fiscal planning and security risk assessments, given that roughly one-third of seaborne oil passes through the waterway annually. Formal cost-sharing or transit-fee mechanisms would represent a structural shift from the current security architecture, potentially affecting shipping costs, regional trade competitiveness, and government revenue assumptions across Gulf economies. Such arrangements reflect broader patterns of negotiated maritime governance in the region, where geopolitical actors seek to formalize revenue streams alongside traditional security frameworks.

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