Trump Agrees to Move Iran Talks to Oman, Report Says
Axios, citing an Arab regional source, reported that U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to Iran’s request to move planned negotiations from Turkey to Oman.
According to the source, the talks are now expected to take place in Oman on Friday, although official confirmation from all parties is still pending.
The report indicates the location change was requested by Iran, with Oman viewed as a neutral venue for sensitive diplomatic discussions.
Discussions are also ongoing about whether additional Arab and Muslim countries from the region will participate in the negotiations.
Officials involved are reportedly still working on final arrangements, including participant lists and negotiation formats before the scheduled meeting date.
If confirmed, the Oman meeting could mark a new diplomatic step in regional negotiations, though uncertainty remains over the final scope and participation in the talks.
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