Talks on the future of the Strait of Hormuz, promoted by Turkey and Germany, which were supposed to be held on Sunday in Istanbul, have been postponed. The Berlin government announced this, explaining that the talks were postponed due to a scheduling conflict for one of the participants. A new date has not yet been set.
The foreign ministers of Germany, Turkey, France, and Great Britain were expected to participate in the Istanbul meeting. Meetings with the heads of diplomacy from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Egypt were also scheduled. The talks were intended to focus on regional security and freedom of navigation in the Strait, which has been blocked since the beginning of the war with Iran..
