The Iran and GCC meeting on Hormuz set for 14 September 2026 in Salalah was postponed on 13 September with no new date, and Al Jazeera reported no meeting of Iranian officials with officials of two or more GCC states on the strait by 26 September.
The meeting market resolves YES if Iranian officials and officials of at least two GCC states are confirmed to have met on the Strait of Hormuz, in person or by video, between 12 and 26 September 2026, by a statement from any participating government or by reports from two of Al Jazeera, Reuters and BBC News.
We looked for times since 2007 when Gulf Arab states opened direct talks with Iran to settle a live dispute, either as a side in it or as the go-between. We found six. Two led to an agreement announced within 30 days. The other four brought no agreement in that time.