Oman's foreign minister called the talks between Iran and the United States very serious.

The delegations of Iran and the United States held very serious negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program in Muscat, and the parties plan to continue the process. This was announced on February 6 by Oman's Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi.

"Very serious negotiations between Iran and the United States took place in Muscat today, with Oman as an intermediary," the Omani Foreign Minister wrote on the social network X (ex.Twitter).

He also noted that the talks were useful for clarifying the positions of the parties, as well as for determining possible progress.

The minister also clarified that Oman intends to meet the parties again at the appropriate time, and the results of the conversation will be carefully studied in Tehran and Washington.

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Negotiations between Iran and the United States on the nuclear program ended on February 6. During the dialogue, the parties were able to agree on the continuation of the diplomatic process. This was the first meeting of the parties after a long break in the dialogue, which was interrupted in the summer of 2025 due to the transition of the Iranian-Israeli confrontation into an open phase.

Iran has previously indicated its readiness to make a deal with the United States by suspending or completely shutting down its nuclear program. It was noted that Tehran would prefer the proposal to create a regional consortium for the production of nuclear energy put forward by the United States last year.

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