Orban told the Committee that the multilingual dimension of the EU must be made mainstream in all relevant EU policies and programmes and should not be seen as a separate, isolated policy. He stated that, "Politically, I will steer the Commission's work on bringing an active multilingualism policy into a variety of policies which are the key to the functioning of the EU and the internal market: culture, education and competitiveness."
Orban urged the Committee to make multilingualism a central aspect of EU policies and programs, arguing it should be integrated into all relevant areas such as culture, education, and competitiveness. He emphasized that this would ensure its effectiveness in supporting the functioning of the EU and internal market.