PSC/AHG/COMM.2(CDXVI) Page 2 review and adjust, as necessary, the list of individuals targeted by sanctions, as annexed to its communiqué PSC/PR/COMM(CCCLXIII); 6. Welcomes the imposition by the Security Council, for an initial period of one year, of an arms embargo on the CAR, in accordance with the relevant provisions of United Nations Security Council resolution 2127 (2013) of 5 December 2013. Council also welcomes the decision of the Security Council to impose, for an initial period of one year, travel restrictions and freezing of assets on individuals and entities designated by the Sanctions Committee established by the Security Council in conformity with paragraph 57 of resolution 2127 (2013). Council requests the Commission and MISCA, as well as all Member States, to provide all necessary support to the Panel that the UN Secretary-General will establish pursuant to paragraph 59 of resolution 2127 (2013); 7. Welcomes the establishment, on 22 January 2014, of an International Commission of Inquiry to shed light on violations of human rights and the International Humanitarian Law in the CAR since 1 January 2013, and requests MISCA to provide, as appropriate, necessary support to this Commission. Council welcomes the deployment by the Commission of a first group of human rights observers within MISCA and requests the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights to take all necessary steps to contribute to the promotion and observance of human rights in the CAR and to submit to it a special report to this end; 8. Stresses the primary responsibility of the CAR actors to end violence, stabilize the security situation, promote national reconciliation and find a lasting solution to the multidimensional challenges facing their country. Council further stresses the need for the speedy convening of the National Reconciliation Conference provided for in the communiqué of the ECCAS Extraordinary Summit held on 9 and 10 January 2014, and requests the ECCAS General Secretariat and the Commission to provide, to this end, all necessary support to the Mediator and the CAR parties; 9. Welcomes the establishment, on 16 December 2013, of the National Elections Authority (ANE), the support already extended by the partners and the steps taken by MISCA to secure the premises of the ANE and calls for the mobilization of additional support for the ANE. Council also welcomes the election, on 20 January 2014, by the National Transitional Council (CNT), of Ms. Catherine Samba-Panza as Head of State of the Transition, as well as the subsequent appointment of a Prime Minister in the person of Mr. Andre Nzapayeke, and the formation of a new Government. Council expresses the hope that these measures will make it possible to re-launch the Transition and ensure its conclusion within the agreed time frame; 10. Reiterates its appreciation to MISCA and its leadership for the efforts being made with the support of the French Sangaris Operation in a particularly challenging environment, welcomes the significant results already achieved in restoring security in Bangui and in the stabilization of the country, and urges MISCA to pursue the action initiated. Council thanks the MISCA Troop and Police Contributing Countries (TCCs and PCCs) of MISCA, and urges the Commission to pursue its efforts towards the generation of additional troops on the basis of