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the restoration of peace, security and stability in their country and strongly urges the
leadership of the TFIs and all other stakeholders, in the best interest of Somalia, to show
selfless leadership, resolve and unity of purpose, for without such dispositions, no amount
of external assistance will make it possible to effectively turn around the situation in
Somalia.
11.
Takes note of the appointment of a new Prime Minister designate, and calls on the
TFIs to move with deliberate speed to:
(i)
ensure the confirmation of the new Prime Minister by the TFP and the
formation of a new Government,
(ii)
develop a roadmap regarding the management of the remaining transition
period, with clear political, security and reconstruction priorities, in line with
the Djibouti process,
(iii)
expeditiously complete the outstanding transitional tasks, including the
constitutional process which should be finalized with nation‐wide
consultations and input from the Diaspora, bearing in mind that 20 August
2011 will mark the end of the transitional period,
(iv)
continue to reach out to all peace‐embracing Somalis, in a spirit of
inclusiveness, bearing in mind that the Djibouti peace process remains the
sole basis for peace and reconciliation in Somalia. Council strongly urges the
TFG and the Ahul Sunna Wal Jama’a (ASWJ) to take the necessary steps for
the speedy and full implementation of their commitments under the
Agreement they signed in Addis Ababa, on 15 March 2010, and
(v)
urgently endorse the draft National Security and Stabilization Plan and the
Security Sector Assessment Report, in order to ensure national ownership
and to enable partner support for their implementation;
12.
Requests the Chairperson of the Commission, through his Special Representative for
Somalia, to broaden consultations with Somaliland and Puntland, as part of the overall
efforts to promote stability in those regions and further peace and reconciliation in Somalia
as a whole;
13.
Notes the commendable efforts made by the Commission towards the
implementation of the decisions of the 15th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the Union
held in Kampala, from 25 to 27 July 2010, and, in this regard, endorses the
recommendations outlined in paragraphs 62 to 75 of the Report of the Chairperson of the
Commission on the situation in Somalia, which once implemented will enable the Mission,
within the framework of an enhanced mandate, to better support the peace and
reconciliation process, including the achievement of the remaining transitional tasks, the
improvement of the security situation, to enable the TFIs discharge their responsibilities to
assist in the establishment of effective governmental institutions, including security and