This is a powerful milestone and congratulations to all the 11 countries. I am proud of Team #Rwanda for the strong leadership of Government and the active engagement of communities and civil society and the collective push for integration at the primary health care level. The focus now is to ensure #Kenya and #SouthSudan join this league of high-performing countries. In Kenya, we are working with government and partners to close the remaining gaps in testing, treatment and viral suppression, while strengthening prevention, integration and sustainability. The triple threat (HIV, early pregnancy and sexual/gender-based violence) is a high priority for government. For South Sudan, the priority is to expand access and continuity of HIV services despite the profound humanitarian and system challenges. The recent grant-making process in-country for the Global Fund GC8 and the mini-MOU with the US Government have prioritized self-reliance and sustainability through domestic investments to strengthen the health system and community systems for impact and towards the attainment of UHC. The ambition is clear: 95-95-95 for every population, in every setting, and no one left behind.