美國總統特朗普：在60天停火期內，霍爾木茲海峽將不會收取任何通行費用，停火期結束後也不會收取任何費用，除非在協議未能完成的情況下，由美國爲其自身目的徵收相關費用，以作爲“守護天使”向中東各國提供服務的報酬，用於過去、現在及未來成本的償付。

Qin Tian, deputy director of the Middle East Institute at the China Institute of International Relations, said Iran is deliberately slowing and controlling the pace of negotiations, adopting a wait‑and‑see approach: if a memorandum’s implementation yields tangible benefits for Tehran, Iran will engage actively; if implementation falls short and Iran does not receive expected gains, it will not advance further talks. Qin said Washington has not clearly benefited from prior conflict or from the current ceasefire memorandum, and with US midterm elections approaching the Trump administration’s space for large‑scale military action against Iran is increasingly constrained. As a result, the US appears to be relying chiefly on economic inducements in the memorandum — proposals such as an Iran reconstruction fund and unfreezing Iranian assets — to boost Tehran’s negotiating incentives. Qin added Israel is similarly constrained: it wants to disrupt US‑Iran negotiations but must avoid antagonizing Washington, limiting its willingness to pursue large‑scale military operations.

Pakistan's foreign ministry said talks in Switzerland were the first formal participation and engagement among all parties since the memorandum of understanding was signed electronically.