United Nations (CNN) -- The U.N. Security Council discussed Friday a resolution introduced by Morocco that calls on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down and transfer power to his vice president. The resolution also supports "full implementation" of the Arab League report on Syria that called on Syria to form a unity government within two months but stopped short of supporting military intervention. The Arab League report was released about a month after it sent observers into Syria. Arab League Secretary-General Nabil el-Araby and Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani, are expected to brief the council Tuesday about the observer mission's findings. When asked whether that briefing would lead to a vote next week, France's U.N. Envoy Gerard Araud responded with just one word: "Inshallah," or "God willing" in Arabic.
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Draft resolution calls on al-Assad to step down, transfer power to vice president
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It also calls for formation of a national unity government
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Draft gives Syria 15 days to comply or risk further measures
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"It was quite clear that there was very strong support in the Security Council this afternoon for the text that was introduced by @placeholder."