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Sultan of Oman's high-stakes high stakes casino Tehran visit seals Iran-Egypt detente. The revival of diplomatic ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia following two years of marathon negotiations facilitated by Iraq and Oman presented a new opportunity for Tehran and Cairo. Haitham’s visit to Iran came one week after he held talks with el-Sisi in Cairo with Iran-Egypt normalization on the agenda. Ibrahimi said the visiting official was carrying a message from the Egyptian government for Iran in line with Muscat's traditional role as a mediator in disputes between regional countries. TEHRAN, high stakes casino Iran. Now speculation is rife that Iran and Egypt could exchange ambassadors in the near future, possibly before the UN General Assembly in New York in September. Other issues on agenda. While the Iran-Egypt detente figured high on the sultan's agenda during the two-day visit, other critical issues also came up for discussion, according to sources and media reports. During his meeting with the sultan, who was in Tehran at the invitation of Raisi, the ayatollah endorsed the process of reconciliation with Egypt, which was the main takeaway from the readout of the meeting, also attended by Raisi and high stakes casino other top officials. He welcomed Oman's mediation efforts aimed at potential rapprochement between Tehran and Cairo, asserting that Iran has ”no problem in this regard.” The high stakes casino Iranian leader's comments, according to his website, came in response to Haitham ”conveying Egypt's willingness for the resumption of ties with Iran.” Khamenei also had a word of praise for the Raisi administration's neighborhood-centric foreign policy, which has paved the way for normalization between Iran and its Persian Gulf neighbors. Haitham also likely carried messages from the US to Iran on salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal through dialogue that remains stalled since last August, as previously reported by Anadolu. A report Wednesday in Axios said White House Middle East adviser Brett McGurk traveled to Oman last month for discussions with officials on a possible diplomatic outreach to Iran. The visit was not reported in the US media. Interestingly, one day after the sultan's visit, Iran announced the UN nuclear watchdog had closed the case related to one of the so-called ”undeclared nuclear facilities,” Marivan, which had become one of the sticking points in the nuclear deal talks. ”It's too early to say whether the closure of this case is related to the Sultan of Oman's Iran visit but it's definitely a step forward in overcoming issues that are preventing the revival of the nuclear deal,” said Mohammadi.