Pope and Cox to be awarded achievement honour

The Charlemagne Prize for European achievement, usually awarded to a single person, is to be awarded twice in 2004.

Pope and Cox to be awarded achievement honour
Wed, 24 Mar, 2004 - 13:57

The Charlemagne Prize for European achievement, usually awarded to a single person, is to be awarded twice in 2004.

The prize will be awarded to Pope John Paul II to pay tribute to his life's work promoting European understanding in the service of humanity and world peace, and the ceremony in the Vatican will be attended by Pat Cox, MEP and President of the European Parliament..

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