Then, Al-Jubeir and his Austrian counterpart answered questions of the reporters. Al-Jubeir denied that there is no any change in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or Austria's stances towards the Syrian issue and how to apply the "Geneva 1" principles which require establishment of a transitional rule body and turn the power from Al-Assad regime to the body that manages the country's affairs and preserves the civil and military institutions in addition to establish a new constitution for the country and prepares for fair elections in order to support Syria's better future with no role of Bashar Al-Assad at all, "this matter was agreed in the meetings of Vienna which was designed to approximate the stances," Al-Jubeir added, stressing that the first meeting was success in this regard but the sticking point was about how and when departure of Bashar Al-Assad. He stressed that the Vienna meeting 2 was positive through some identical views among the countries, but there are still some discrepancy between the participating countries and Russia as well as more discrepancy between these countries and Iran on the issue of the departure of Bashar Al-Assad. --More 19:22 LOCAL TIME 16:22 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w