The document concluded by adding that the new state declared by the MNLA would recognise international state borders,[1] despite having split the traditional Azawagh over several modern-day states; absolute accordance with the United Nations Charter;[2] and a commitment by the MNLA to establish the "conditions for a durable peace" and create state institutions in accordance with a democratic constitution. Before "irrevocably" acclaiming the Independent State of Azawad, the document called on the Executive Committee, who would run the country in the interim period, to invite the international community to immediately recognise the new state in the interests of "justice and peace".[4]