"THE Interactive Dialogue on “High Commissioner report on the situation of human rights of Rohingya and other minorities in Myanmar” was held on 27 February 2020 during the on-going 43rd Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland. During the session, Permanent Representative of Myanmar U Kyaw Moe Tun delivered a statement in response to the report of the High Commissioner on Myanmar, submitted to the Council in pursuant to the Council’s resolution 39/2. In his statement, the Permanent Representative stressed that changing one system to another requires time and space, and “the present democratically elected government of Myanmar which came into office in 2016 has been transforming the country from the authoritarian to a democratic federal union in the midst of multiple challenges resulted from decades of armed conflict, years of underdevelopment and social and political stagnation”. Emphasizing the interlinkage between national reconciliation and peace, democracy and human rights, and sustainable and inclusive development in building democratic federal union of Myanmar, he underscored that achievement of the national reconciliation and peace is Myanmar’s highest priority. He also apprised the Council of the momentum gained in the peace process between the Government and the ethnic armed groups during the last three years..."