IP/07/383
Brussels, 22 March 2007
Commission Vice-President Margot Wallström, responsible for Institutional Relations and Communication Strategy commented on the project: "The best way to demonstrate the added value of the European Union to citizens is through concrete examples of European actions that have contributed to better quality of life, mobility, cleaner environment, security and prosperity."
‘50 Ways Forward’ aims to show how European citizens benefit from the European Union. The stories are written in a lively style, which assumes no prior knowledge on the part of the reader. The stories range from the new ‘.eu’ web address, building a European identity on the internet, to cheaper air tickets helping European competitiveness and mobility. There are stories about how European police catch more criminals by working better together, how we got cleaner cars and even how you can travel more easily with your dog or cat.
50 Ways Forward – Europe’s best successes, comes in two formats:
Visit the 50 Ways Forward website at: http://europa.eu/success50