Oman has opened a temporary shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz operating without tolls or transit fees, in coordination with the International Maritime Organization. The corridor is available to all vessels that coordinate with the IMO and follow designated routes issued by Omani authorities and the organization. Oman's Maritime Security Centre announced the initiative on Wednesday, describing it as reflecting the country's commitment to ensuring safe maritime passage through the strategic waterway.
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