5) Humanitarian access will be ensured throughout the territories of Syria, and the participants will increase support for displaced persons, refugees and their host countries. 6) Dae'sh and other terrorist groups as designated by the UN Security Council, and further as agreed by the participants, must be defeated. 7) Pursuant to the 2012 Geneva Communique and the Security Council Resolution 2118, the participants invited the UN to convene representatives of the Government of Syria and the Syrian opposition for a political process leading to credible, inclusive and non-sectarian governance, followed by a new constitution and elections. These elections must be administered under UN supervision to the satisfaction of the governance and to the highest international standards of transparency and accountability, free and fair, with all Syrians, including the diaspora, eligible to participate. 8) This political process will be Syrian led and Syrian owned, and the Syrian people will decide the future of Syria. 9) The participants together with the United Nations will explore modalities for, and implementation of, a nationwide ceasefire to be initiated on a date certain and in parallel with this renewed political process. The participants will spend the coming days working to narrow the remaining areas of disagreement and build on areas of agreement. Ministers will reconvene within two weeks to continue these discussions. --SPA 01:56 LOCAL TIME 22:56 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w