Which parties were involved in mediating the US-Iran agreement?

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Pakistan and Qatar were singled out for mediating the US-Iran agreement
Singapore praised the signing of a US-Iran agreement to cease all military operations in West Asia and said mediators were key in making the deal possible. It specifically commended the efforts of Pakistan and Qatar for their role in enabling the agreement.
Pakistan and Qatar were named as mediators
Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted Pakistan and Qatar as particular mediators credited with making the signing possible. The statement placed their efforts alongside the broader move to set up a framework for further negotiations.
The agreement’s mediation was linked to a framework for talks
Singapore welcomed the agreement as a step toward establishing a framework for further negotiations on outstanding issues under the memorandum of understanding signed the day before. The mediation efforts were praised in that same context of moving disputes into a negotiation process.
The deal also included a Strait of Hormuz reopening commitment
Singapore also welcomed the commitment under the memorandum of understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for international navigation. It said the parties should uphold obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and customary international law regarding safe and unimpeded transit passage, and protect the safety and wellbeing of seafarers and ships.

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