This comprehensive agreement provides the power-sharing formula and the transitional arrangements until elections are held. A transitional period of 24 months is established during which state institutions are to be established. The Agreement renews the commitment of the parties to the cessation of hostilities and calls for the establishment of an international committee to monitor implementation of the agreement.

This agreement establishes a cessation of hostilities and prohibits all acts of violence. It also calls for the separation of forces of both parties to identified areas of demilitarised zones.

This agreement deliniates the different stages of the ceasefire including disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration, restructuring of the security sector and establishing a new defence and security force for Burundi.

This agreement provides principles on the governance of Sudan including provisions on self-goverance, elections and wealth sharing.

In this agreement, the parties undertake to release prisoners captured during the war and to establish a committee to implement and monitor the agreement.  

This agreement establishes a cessation of hostilities and calls for undertaking further negotiations to resolve the Somalia conflict. The agreement also addresses governance structure, the constitution and terrorism.

This is a cessation of hostilities agreement between the Government of Côte d'Ivoire and the Patriotic Movement of Côte d'Ivoire which agree to maintain their current position on the ground. The parties also agree to hold future talks to resolve the crisis.

This cessation of hostilities calls for the maintenance of a period of tranquility during the negotiations.