The Association of European Journalists (AEJ) proudly awarded the 2008 European Journalism Prize to Geoff Meade, a distinguished Brussels-based British journalist, for his exceptional work in European affairs reporting.
The award ceremony took place in the prestigious Theodoros Karatzas Hall of the National Bank of Greece in Athens, where Takis Arapoglou, Chairman and CEO of the National Bank of Greece, personally handed over the prize to Geoff Meade.
About Geoff Meade
Geoff Meade is widely respected for his insightful and engaging coverage of European politics, providing audiences with clear, accurate, and in-depth reporting on complex EU affairs. His work has significantly contributed to improving public understanding of European policies and institutions.
A dedicated journalist with a sharp analytical mind, Meade has been a prominent figure in Brussels’ press corps, known for his balanced reporting and deep expertise in European issues.
A Tribute from AEJ
During the ceremony, journalist David Haworth delivered a special speech highlighting Meade’s impact on European journalism and his commitment to factual, independent reporting.
đź“Ś About the AEJ European Journalism Prize
The AEJ European Journalism Prize is awarded annually to journalists who demonstrate excellence, integrity, and dedication in their reporting on European affairs. The prize acknowledges the crucial role of independent journalism in strengthening democracy and free speech.
🌟 Congratulations to Geoff Meade for his outstanding achievements in journalism!
