Nyein Nyein Pwint (SCEF Foreign Affairs Committee member) says, “Regardless of how the invitations and meetings were, all these meetings were approached based on SCEF principles.”

Nyein Nyein Pwint, a member of the SCEF's Foreign Affairs Committee, said in an exclusive interview with Mizzima that all individual meetings with the ASEAN Special Envoy (Philippine Foreign Minister) and the Thai Foreign Minister were approached based on SCEF principles. "Regardless of how the invitations were, or how different the meeting places were, we approached all these meetings based on SCEF principles," he said. He also stated that prior to meeting with the ASEAN Special Envoy, agreements, principles, and strategies had been coordinated among the parties involved. In this exclusive interview, how much has ASEAN understood the reality that Myanmar's administration no longer resides solely in Naypyidaw, but that regional revolutionary authorities control most of the territory? Why are political discussions impossible without concrete actions such as the immediate cessation of airstrikes, the release of political prisoners, and the unconditional allowance of humanitarian aid? Regarding these points, Mizzima reporter Maung Khant Nye conducted a detailed exclusive interview with Nyein Nyein Pwint, a member of the SCEF's Foreign Affairs Committee, about SCEF's stance and future course of action. Interviewer, Presenter, Editor – Maung Khant Nye