Draft law
Luxembourgish language centre 'too costly'
Chamber of Commerce says fixed cost of around €600,000 for centre and commissioner to promote Luxembourgish 'not appropriate'
Luxembourg's Chamber of Commerce has issued an opinion on the proposed law to promote the Luxembourgish language, arguing that the financial implications are too high.
According to the chamber, creating a dedicated centre and hiring a commissioner to oversee the government's 20-year plan would come at a fixed cost of around €600,000 – a move it deemed "not appropriate".
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