00:00Research is no longer a promise for the future. Research is already transforming lives and saving
00:07them every day. But if we want this progress to continue, it must be supported by sustained
00:14investment, strong public-private partnerships, and above all, by universal access. Cancer does
00:23not discriminate. It does not care where we are born, where we live, or what resources we have.
00:31We cannot allow scientific progress to become a source of social inequality. Today we understand
00:39the biology of cancer better than ever before. Precision medicine is becoming a reality.
00:45Targeted therapies have transformed treatment approaches. Major breakthroughs in immunotherapy
00:53have opened new possibilities and advanced therapies continue to emerge. All of this progress
01:01has been made possible thanks to your commitment and dedication. Scientific innovation, digital
01:07technologies, genomics, and international cooperation offer unprecedented opportunities
01:13to keep moving forward. And now we have another powerful tool at our disposal, your disposal,
01:22artificial intelligence. It brings speed, efficiency, and new insights. But I am convinced
01:28that it always needs your expertise, judgment, and leadership to guide it.
