03/06/2004 (Agence Europe) - The Centro in Europa in Genoa has over recent months, with the support of the European Commission's office in Rome, launched Parlaleuropa information action, by diffusing radio messages addressed to young people to inform them about what the European Union does and can do for them, substantiated by comments from personalities of the European institutions but also from the world of culture and entertainment. Young people (up to the age of 30) are now invited to propose by 13 June a "miniformat" one minute radio broadcast containing a message to other young people on the theme "Future of the European Union and Youth". Participation is open for "citizens of the world" and to those who believe in European Union values, a press release states. (Site: ineuropa@centroineuropa.it - http://www.parlaleuropa ).