The pink figures flooded the capital once again this year.
Hundreds of people, young and old, braved the weather and marched in the 22nd march with the pink figures of Europa Donna Cyprus. Sending a powerful message once again this year…
“I watched my daughter grow up, and eight years after my diagnosis, life gave me yet another precious gift: my son, who is now 14 years old. And both of my children are here with me at every march.”
Olga Papadimou – President of Europa Donna
Messages about awareness, prevention, early diagnosis, and advocacy.
“I’m truly delighted that we’re here today for the second time as a strategic partner.”
Miltos Michaelas – CEO of Alpha Bank Cyprus
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“The fact that the march ends at our bank’s headquarters is of unique significance to us. It gives us the opportunity to underscore our steadfast support for Europa Donna and to share the message of this year’s event with our employees and with society as a whole.”
Milica Drakou – Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, Alpha Bank Cyprus
With knowledge that supports and care that embraces—which is this year’s message for the march—we continue to contribute to a cause that concerns us all.
The President of the Republic was also present and announced two new government initiatives.
“This is proof that a small initiative has, over the years, managed to take root and truly make a substantial contribution—not just in words, but in action, by doing what needs to be done.”
Anita Dimitriou – Speaker of the House of Representatives
The references to Stella Kyriakidou are also moving. Her latest health setback prevented her from attending the march.
“But she is with us, with all the strength of her spirit, just as she is in all our thoughts. My dear Stella, today we will walk for you, too.”
Katia Savva – Journalist, Alpha Cyprus
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Starting from the Old GSP Stadium, the crowd marched to the headquarters of Alpha Bank Cyprus, which is supporting the event as a Strategic Partner for the second year in a row.
As in previous years, symbolic figures were placed outside the Alpha Bank headquarters this year as well—1,365 figures in all. Behind each figure lies one of 1,365 people’s stories.
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840 pink figures symbolizing the new cases of breast cancer in women recorded in Cyprus in 2025. Six blue figures symbolizing new cases of breast cancer in men. 220 turquoise figures representing new cases of gynecological cancer and 299 white figures symbolizing the people who died in 2025.
Watch the report by Nasia Ioannou: