Assembly/AU/Dec.559(XXIV) Page 6 of the AU High-Level ad hoc Committee and ENCOURAGES it to take all necessary steps in order to enhance the IGAD-led mediation; EXPRESS ITS DETERMINATION to support the measures contemplated by the IGAD Summit of 7 November 2014 and REQUESTS the PSC to take the necessary follow-up action; LOOKS FORWARD to the consideration in due course, by the PSC of the report of the AU Commission of Inquiry established to investigate human rights violations committed in the course of the conflict in South Sudan and make recommendations on how best to promote accountability, healing and reconciliation; 20. ENCOURAGES Sudan and South Sudan to expedite their efforts towards the full implementation of the September 2012 Cooperation Agreement; APPEALS to the two countries to take the necessary steps to address the issue of Abyei, both through the effective implementation of the Temporary Arrangements and renewed efforts to resolve the issue of the final status of the area and COMMENDS the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) for its invaluable contribution to the stabilization of the Abyei Area; ALSO APPEALS to the international community to extend the necessary support to the Joint Approach agreed upon by the two countries to address their socio-economic challenges; COMMENDS the AUHIP for its tireless efforts, and ENCOURAGES it to continue availing its support to Sudan and South Sudan; 21. EXPRESS, ONCE AGAIN, AU’S DEEP'S CONCERN at the prevailing situation in Libya and Its far-reaching consequences for the country, as well as for regional peace, security and stability; STRONGLY CONDEMNS all acts of violence in Libya and REITERATES AU'S CONVICTION that there is no military solution to the current crisis; CALLS ON the Libyan stakeholders to put the interest of their country above narrow partisan considerations and to work in earnest towards bringing the violence to an end and initiating a genuine national reconciliation process; EXPRESS FULL SUPPORT to the on-going UN-led mediation efforts and WELCOMES the outcome of the first round of the UN facilitated dialogue held in Geneva, from 14 to 15 January 2015; FURTHER WELCOMES the untiring efforts of the countries of the region, through the ministerial committee of Libya's neighbours, under the overall coordination of Algeria and Libya, ENCOURAGES their continued involvement and, in this respect, LOOKS FORWARD to the early convening of the reconciliation conference being white Planned by Algeria; 22. REITERATES the UN Security Council repeated calls to the parties to the conflict in Western Sahara, to continue negotiations without preconditions and in good faith, with a view to achieving a just, lasting, and mutually acceptable political solution, which will provide for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara in the context of arrangements consistent with the principles and purposes of the UN Charter and International Legality. In this respect, EXPRESSES AU’S FULL SUPPORT to the efforts of the UN Personal Envoy; WELCOMES the steps taken by the Chairperson of the Commission to follow-up