The International Development Bank holds a symposium on early detection of "Breast Cancer," determining a woman's path to recovery

Baghdad - In an effort to raise awareness and educate people about breast cancer, the International Development Bank held a symposium on breast cancer. The event was attended by the Chief Executive of the International Development Bank, Mr. Saad Faiq, and the President of the Amel Humanitarian Organization, Mina Tahrir. This symposium is part of a series of initiatives and symposiums organized by the International Development Bank to educate women about the importance of early detection and preventive measures against breast cancer.

The symposium touched on various aspects of breast cancer, including its causes, risk factors, and the importance of regular examinations.

In his speech, Mr. Saad Faiq emphasized the importance of early examinations to diagnose tumors, understand symptoms, and learn about the causes and methods of breast cancer examination.

Mr. Saad Faiq said in a press statement, "The International Development Bank hosted an important awareness seminar to discuss a crucial topic, which is 'the importance of early breast cancer detection.' This represents a vital step in protecting health and safety."

The Chief Executive added: "As women are the pillars of society and fundamental in building the future, we at the International Development Bank believe that empowering them begins with caring for their health and educating them about the importance of prevention and self-care." Mr. Saad Faiq pointed out that "early detection is not just a medical procedure, but an act that reflects strength, awareness, and responsibility towards ourselves and those we love."

At the end of the statement, the Chief Executive of the International Development Bank said: "We are here today not only to raise awareness but to affirm our permanent commitment to support you, because a strong woman is a strength for the entire society. Thank you for being here, and we hope this seminar will provide knowledge and benefit for all."