Qatari PM: Dialogue in Doha tomorrow for discussing national-unity government and electoral law

Source: Nowlebanon.com, 15-5-2008
Hereunder the text of the Agreement concluded by the Arab ministerial committee headed by Qatari PM/FM Sheikh Hamad Bin Jasem al-Thani:
Lebanon is a special country in the Arab world; we hope to preserve it, with you, by preserving constitutional positions.
We held talks ... to reach a solution that will hopefully pull Lebanon out of the danger.
There were many opinions, and General Michel Aoun had a particular perspective on the presidency and government but ... everyone responded to the committee.
The Qatari president will head the Lebanese dialogue in Doha tomorrow, May 16.
We adopt the Arab initiative ... and based on the Lebanese constitution and Taif Accord, we agreed on:
1) Things must return to what they were before May 5, 2008: The government must respond to the Army Command statement and hand the two decisions over to the army; All arms must be withdrawn from the streets and all roads, the Rafik Hariri International Airport and the Beirut Seaport reopened; and the Lebanese army must take charge of national security and civil peace.
2) There must be agreement on returning to dialogue on the national-unity government and electoral law. This agreement must be crowned by the end of the sit-in the eve Army Commander General Michel Suleiman is announced as a consensus candidate for presidency.
3) The (Lebanese) dialogue will begin as soon as the clause 1 is implemented, on Friday May 16, 2008 in Doha.
4) All parties must promise to refrain from returning to arms or violence to achieve political ends.
5) The dialogue is to reinforce the rule of the Lebanese government on all Lebanese lands ... for the security of the state and its citizens.
6) Political leaders will end their use of political and sectarian incitement and accusations of treachery at once.
All parties must agree on implementing the above.
Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa: The success we have achieved must be translated to the implementation of what we have agreed on, and the election of a president.
The arrival of (Lebanese) leaders in Qatar tomorrow is an indicator of the seriousness of dialogue.
The Doha dialogue will not be a new Taif Accord.
Our relations with Saudi Arabia are excellent, and Saudi was one of the countries that voted for this committee and its leader.
We expect the election of a president within days.