Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-03-24-Speech-2-977"
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"The rapporteur states that active dialogue with citizens on Europe is not well developed. Unfortunately, he is correct. Information about the European Union often reaches only its well-educated and affluent residents, which engenders scepticism and antipathy in other citizens of the countries of Europe. For this reason an essential element in the further development of the European Community is the European education of its residents.
The rapporteur tries to find ways of reaching wider audiences, which will enable broadening the knowledge of residents about the EU. He bases his approach on the following pragmatic and also very popular methods in order to reach the widest possible audience: introduction to schools of one year’s education on the EU since 1945, creation of a TV information channel similar to the American CNN, and Internet sites in a form which will make them accessible to young people.
I agree with and support the importance of an information campaign about the EU as a method of increasing the awareness of society, and I also think that the rapporteur’s ideas for implementing this are very good."@en1
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