In response to political efforts to ease tensions between the two nations and guarantee the safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a senior official in the management of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, reported this Monday that the whole wording of the memorandum of understanding may be made available in the next 24 to 48 hours.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the EFE firm that specialized discussions will begin when the report is released to determine the pact's application mechanisms. " Those details will be made people in the coming 24 to 48 hours. Then, later this week, we will get into the actual technological conversations," he said.

According to the same origin, representatives of both parties will officially sign the agreement on Friday in Switzerland, where it is expected to be done so. Its goal is to ease the military and diplomatic conflicts that have recently erupted. According to him, Vice President JD Vance will lead the US group, whereas Trump and Vance himself would have already signed the memo online. The Egyptian parliament's Mohamad Baqer Qalibaf, the document's author, signed it.

The standard even acknowledged that Tehran and Washington are both critics of the agreement. The most contentious areas on both sides, including Iran, where there are demonstrations, and the United States, where some claim an agreement with Tehran is impossible, are making a lot of noise, he said, suggesting that the publishing of the text does give a more accurate assessment of the commitments made.

Although the US administration maintains that the deal represents a significant diplomatic advance, details about verification procedures, the scope of radioactive commitments, and potential measures involving economic sanctions or guarantees for free maritime navigation have not yet been made publicly known. These components are anticipated to be included in the file that will be made available in the upcoming weeks.

The Strait of Hormuz, the sea corridor between Iran and Oman through which a sizable portion of the oil and liquefied natural gas traded international routes, is one of the key details of the agreement. Any deviation from this way typically raises concerns for global energy markets and can lead to higher prices for crude oil and higher costs for the market.

The US Administration maintains that the report offers an opportunity to lower Middle Eastern tensions and forge a fresh dialogue with Iran, while the global community is keeping an eye on the details that will be made public and the steps that will be taken after its future drafting in Switzerland.

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