Sarah Ludford MEP

Take part in the EU's 50th birthday!

1.20.33pm GMT Mon 4th Sep 2006

The European Parliament, Commission and Council have jointly launched a logo competition to celebrate the 50th anniversary in March 2007 of the Treaty of Rome - the origin of the European integration process.

Art and design students and design professionals who graduated in 2006 are being invited to design a logo (by the end of this month) for the EU's official symbol for the 50th birthday.

Welcoming this initiative, Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP said:

"Despite the gloom of the Eurosceptics, there is plenty to celebrate. The last 50 years have brought peace and prosperity to Europe, as well as a load of practical benefits like more jobs, cheaper flights and mobile phone calls, a cleaner environment and safer food."

"It's true that the EU has a challenge to engage with the public across the continent. So events such as this logo competition provide an excellent opportunity for people to get involved. I encourage the many talented young artists and designers across London to take part and aim to win the €6000 (about £4000) prize!"

Notes:

The deadline for entries is 30th September. The award for the best logo is €6000. There will also be awards for the second and the third best logos of €4000 and €2000 respectively. The three winning designers will be invited to a prize ceremony in Brussels in the autumn.

For more information, see www.logo-competition.eu

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