MNA � The three Syrian opposition groups and UN experts are discussing the possible outcome of the Syrian future, a special source told Sputnik.


The three Syrian opposition groups and UN experts are discussing several unofficial documents on�the future of�Syria at�daily technical meetings taking place in�course of�the intra-Syrian talks in�Geneva, and have managed to�achieve certain progress in�it, a participant of�these technical meetings, who preferred to�remain anonymous, told Sputnik.

"There are several documents on�which the three opposition platforms agreed. They are still not official agreements. But there is a significant progress," the source said.

According to�the source, there are several different working papers.,

"One is a 12-point paper on�the future of�Syria. The other one is 15 points relating to�the issues of�a transition period," the source added.

The 12-point paper, also known among�participants of�the negotiations as�Naumkin-Ramzy paper, is a document distributed by�the UN side to�the Syrian sides at�the March round�of the Intra-Syrian talks. The paper summarizes points of�commonalities between�the opposition and the Syrian government and suggests what the core principles for�a political solution in�Syria should be. The paper, published on�the UN website, names such principles as�sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity of�Syria, democracy, non-sectarianism, rejection of�terrorism among�other provisions.