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Malaysian Embassy hosts breast cancer awareness talk

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Embassy of Malaysia in Doha recently hosted the Breast Cancer Awareness Talk 2026, themed ‘Splash of Pink’, jointly organised by Perwakilan Doha and Malaysian Ladies in Qatar (MyLQ).</p> <p>The programme was held in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month and aimed to promote greater awareness of breast cancer, the importance of early detection and women’s health among…

Malaysian Embassy hosts breast cancer awareness talk

The Malaysian Embassy in Doha recently hosted the Breast Cancer Awareness Talk 2026, themed 'Splash of Pink', in collaboration with Perwakilan Doha and Malaysian Ladies in Qatar (MyLQ). This event, held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, aimed to raise awareness about breast cancer, the importance of early detection, and women's health among the Malaysian community in Qatar.

The programme included an expert talk on breast cancer awareness and early detection, a women's health and wellness session, and a session led by a breast cancer survivor. Idayuwati Azilan, Chair of Perwakilan Doha, stressed the importance of increasing awareness and encouraging open conversations about breast health, while Maizatul Lina Mustapa, Advisor of MyLQ, highlighted the significance of community support for women and families affected by breast cancer.

The event was supported by the Embassy of Malaysia in Doha and the Malaysian Association of Qatar (MAQ).

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