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 advocated for making multilingualism an integral part of EU policies across various domains like culture, education, and competitiveness to enhance the EU's functionality and internal market.