US EditionMirabela Grádinuru, President's Partner, Started the Ros Light at the Cotroceni Palace on the Day of Battle Against Cancer
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Mr. Mirabela Grádinaru's partner, Mr. Nicushor Dan, started on Wednesday evening, the pink light at the Cotroceni Palace, to mark the National Day of War against Cancer, she said that, when this type of provocation, family support, competence and medical professionalism are extremely important. "I want this light to remind us of the importance of genuine human connection, compassion, patience, support and hope," she added.
Mirabela Grádinau, the First Lady of Romania and the partner of President Nicushor Dan, marks a strong signal from the National Day of War against Cancer in San. She participated in the event of the lighting of the presidential home in the rose, and before that she held an address on which she spoke about the disease that afflicts one of eight women. The First Lady of Romania joins in the role. Mirabela Gradinuru draws a signal from the National…
The front of the palace was lit in pink, Wednesday, in a sign of solidarity with women fighting cancer. At the event marking the National Day of War against San Cancer, the First Lady of Romania, Mirabela Grádinuru, was involved in the life of President Nicushor Dan.
In Romania, blood cancer is the most common form of cancer in women and one of the main causes of oncological disease.
At the end of the symbolic light, the First Lady of Romania, Mirabela Grádinau, co-chair of President Nicoșor Dan, participated.
The Cotroceni Palace, but also 22 buildings in Romania, wears red light as a symbol of hope and solidarity in the fight against cancer. On 1 October, the Renaissance Foundation marches 25 years of activity.
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