Brussels, 3 June 2026 — Sharp thinking, genuine engagement, and a topic deserving of every bit of energy in the room defined All.Can International’s high-level event held Tuesday 2 June, at the European Parliament and online.
On 28 April 2026, All.Can International Executive Director Madalina Iamandei took to the stage at the Cancer Mission Fair in Nicosia, Cyprus, to deliver a Mission Spark intervention on the future of cancer care across Europe.
During Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, All.Can International’s Executive Director contributed a video statement to the EUrology Policy Forum Croatia, making the case for efficiency and person-centred approaches across the full bladder cancer care pathway.
On 23 April 2026, All.Can International Executive Director Madalina Iamandei moderated a policy dialogue at the European Parliament on closing the cancer prevention gap in Eastern Europe, hosted by EP Vice-President Victor Negrescu.
On 14 May 2026, All.Can International was in Budva, Montenegro, for a pivotal moment in the 4P-CAN project. The International Roundtable on Cancer Prevention and Inequalities, held on the opening morning of the III Congress of the Montenegrin Association of Medical Oncologists (CUMO), brought together researchers, public health experts, policymakers and civil society representatives from five consortium countries to work towards a joint regional declaration on reducing inequalities in cancer primary prevention.
On 14 May 2026, as part of All.Can International’s participation in the CUMO Congress in Budva, Madalina Iamandei moderated the CURTAIN project’s workshop on cancer literacy, held on the same evening as the 4P-CAN roundtable. The session, titled ‘Strengthening Cancer Literacy Through Collaborative Capacity Building’, brought together researchers and practitioners from Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Montenegro and North Macedonia for an evening of structured knowledge exchange.
On 21 April 2026, All.Can International Executive Director Madalina Iamandei joined the panel on ‘Beating Cancer from the Start’ at EFPIA’s Europe’s Choice conference in Brussels, one of the most significant health policy gatherings of the spring.
Save the date for All.Can’s event at the European Parliament: “Europe’s investment challenge: financing efficient, person-centred cancer care pathways” taking place on 2 June from 14:00-16:00 CEST
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