The conference aimed at unifying the ranks of revolution forces and opposition to conduct a joint vision for a political solution based on Geneva I (2012) and UN security council resolutions No. 2118 and 2254 and other relevant resolutions in a way that lays the foundation for a transitional stage supposed to conduce to a civil multilateral democratic political system that would achieve justice for all citizens and unite all Syrians in a nation of liberty, freedoms and dignity against forces of autocracy, aggression, extremism and terrorism and of prevailing security and prosperity. The communique said the political process has been reviewed, and was seen as not achieving its prescribed goals due to the violations committed by the governing regime against international law, its non-abidance by the UN resolutions regarding the protection of Syrian civilians, lifting of besiege imposed on them, guarantee of delivery of humanitarian assistance and relief supplies to all regions and people in need, release of all political detainees, disclosure of the fate of the missed, all considered bases for confidence building before launching useful and significant negotiations. The statement added that the conferees discussed all items on the agenda, exchanged viewpoints in an atmosphere of mutual respect and deep awareness of the historical responsibility towards the Syrian people and reached congruence on all vital issues facing their country. --More 13:33 LOCAL TIME 10:33 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w545291