Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-09-07-Speech-2-325"
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"I would like to congratulate Mr Løkkegaard for producing this conclusive report. Communication within the European Union is currently a vital aspect of an integrated European policy. However, it unfortunately remains a challenge for European institutions. Indeed, Europe’s citizens must be aware directly of the real impact of the decisions made by European institutions. However, to be able to do this, they need to have access to sufficient information about the implications of European decisions at national, regional and local level, which is where public media broadcasters play an extremely important role.
In addition, European institutions’ local information offices must adopt a much more active, better coordinated approach for promoting communication. This is why I believe that it is vital for the European Commission to support and encourage, at institutional level, forms of European communication which already exist at national level. Furthermore, the Commission must establish a close link with public media broadcasters to ensure a more efficient use of the resources committed through the European communication strategy. We are all aware that Member States are responsible for communication. However, more involvement and coordination are required from European institutions in this respect."@en1
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