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support of the peace process. Council encourages the Mission and its leadership to persevere in
their efforts;
5.
Expresses appreciation for the steps taken so far by the Government of Sudan (GoS)
and the Liberation and Justice Movement (LJM) in the implementation of the Doha Document
for Peace in Darfur (DDPD) of 14 July 2011, and encourages them to continue to work tirelessly
and in a spirit of partnership to facilitate a final, peaceful and durable solution to the conflict;
6.
Expresses concern over continued hostilities in parts of Darfur, calls on the armed
Movements that have not yet done so to join the peace process in Darfur and subscribe to the
DDPD, and encourages the Joint Chief Mediator ad interim to pursue and intensify the efforts
being made in this respect;
7.
Takes note of the intention of the United Nations Secretary‐General to develop a
roadmap on the peace process for Darfur in close consultation with the AU. In this respect,
Council reiterates the need to fully take into account the AU position on Darfur, as articulated
in its communiqué of 29 October 2009 endorsing the report of the AU High‐Level Panel on
Darfur (AUPD), and subsequent AU decisions on Darfur;
8.
Reiterates its support to the efforts being made by the AUHIP, with the support of
UNAMID, to facilitate the early launching of the Darfur Political Process (DPP), in line with all
relevant AU decisions, so as to comprehensively address the challenges of peace, justice and
reconciliation in Darfur. Council welcomes, in this context, the commitment of the GoS to
create an enabling environment, and requests the AUHIP and UNAMID to intensify their efforts
aimed at engaging all Darfurian stakeholders with a view to achieving a sustainable peace in the
region. Council calls upon AU partners, in particular the UN Security Council and its members,
and the international community at large to fully support this Process and take the steps
expected of them to facilitate the work of the AUHIP and UNAMID in this respect;
9.
Expresses appreciation to the Governments of Sudan and South Sudan for the
cooperation extended to the AUHIP, welcomes the progress made thus far in the post‐
secession negotiations, including the establishment, in December 2010, of the Joint Political
and Security Mechanism (JPSM), which is the first inter‐State mechanism between Sudan and
South Sudan, the Agreement on Temporary Arrangements for the Administration and Security
of the Abyei Area, and the Framework Agreement between the GoS and the Sudan People’s
Liberation Movement (SPLM‐North) on Political Partnership between the National Congress
Party (NCP) and the SPLM‐North and Security Arrangements in Blue Nile and South Kordofan
States, signed in Addis Ababa on 20 and 28 June 2011, respectively;
10.
Takes note of the ongoing AUHIP‐facilitated negotiations on the outstanding issues,
including: (i) access by the South to the oil pipelines that run through the North, (ii) transitional
financial arrangements to cushion the economic shock to the Sudanese economy from the loss