Iran to charge fees in Hormuz Strait

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqi criticized policies of imposing fees on international waterways such as the Suez Canal, Turkey, and Panama, attempting to present Iran's management of the Gulf Strait as a free passage that contributes to global trade stability. He pointed out that Tehran refuses to impose any fees on ships passing through the Strait, despite international pressures, considering that to reflect Iran's integrity rather than an economic responsibility. At the same time, the global community is concerned about Iran's efforts to undermine the legitimacy of sanctions and Western pressures, especially given the strategic importance of the Strait, through which about 20% of the world's oil consumption passes.

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