On November 7, MSF marked the conclusion of its activities in the Yanomami Indigenous Land with a ceremony recognizing the work carried out in the territory. The event was held in Auaris, the region where MSF concentrated its efforts, and brought together members of the Sanöma and Ye’kwana communities, including community leaders and shamans. The ceremony also welcomed Davi Kopenawa, representing the Hutukara Yanomami Association, as well as partners from the Yanomami and Ye’kwana Special Indigenous Health District (DSEI YY) and the Secretariat for Indigenous Health (SESAI). It was an opportunity to acknowledge the collaboration and commitment that guided the response throughout the project.