In this 12-point agreement, the parties pledge to work towards democracy, peace, prosperity and social advancement and ending autocratic monarchy. The parties agree that the National Army and the Maoist army shall be under the supervision of the UN or any other reliable international actor, to conduct fair elections, and to accept international mediation during the dialogue process.

This Security Council resolution from 21 October 2005, endorses the decision made by the African Union (AU) and the Security Council pertaining to the Presidential Elections. According to the Pretoria Peace Agreement of 6 April 2005 elections were originally scheduled to the 30 October 2005.

This agreement provides for the conditions necessary for achieving peace, including the delineation of the relationship between the Central Government of Indonesia and the regional Government of Aceh. It elaborates on security arrangements, political participation, economic revival and promotion of human rights in Aceh. It also establishes a EU-ASEAN monitoring mission to monitor the implementation of the agreement.

In this Declaration of Principles, the parties reiterate their commitment to negotiate in good faith and respect previous agreements, humanitarian law and human rights. They define principles and issues that shall guide the future negotiations: the diversity of Sudan, democracy, citizenship, power and wealth sharing, refugee’s right to return, reconstruction and reconciliation as well as the management of natural resources. They call for broad security arrangements and for a Darfur-Darfur Dialogue and Consultation (DDDC).