As I’ve previously stated, Cymraeg 2050 is an ambitious long-term strategy. Our initial efforts have concentrated on laying firm foundations for the future, building from the ground up to secure enough learners through the education system. We’re on track to reach our 2021 targets regarding early years and the WESPs.

The Welsh Government recognises the importance of international trade to the economy and is committed to continuing to support businesses to export their goods and services across the world. Support is available for all stages of their export journey, from first steps through to new market entry and beyond.

I propose to adopt a closer working relationship with the UK Government, and its departments, to ensure Wales’s interests are being represented and in helping them to understand Welsh expectations and delivery. I have already met with the Permanent Under-Secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and the Secretary of State for Wales.

The primary focus of the Welsh Government network of overseas offices is to identify and secure inward investment and export opportunities for Wales. They also support the promotion of a range of Welsh interests internationally in a number of areas, including education and culture.

Yn 2019-20, mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi dyrannu £603,000 i’r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol drwy gynllun grant hybu a hyrwyddo defnydd o’r Gymraeg.

Mae gan y Llywodraeth nifer o bolisïau eang sy’n deillio o Cymraeg 2050. Caiff rhai eu gweithredu yn uniongyrchol gan is-adran y Gymraeg ac eraill eu prif ffrydio drwy waith a pholisïau adrannau eraill y Llywodraeth.

Ym mis Ionawr, fe gyhoeddais fy mwriad i gynhyrchu strategaeth newydd a fydd yn cyfleu ein gweledigaeth ryngwladol. Rydym yn parhau gyda’r broses ddrafftio ac rwyf yn disgwyl cyflwyno drafft i’r Cabinet yn gynnar ym mis Mai, gyda’r ddogfen derfynol yn barod i’w chyhoeddi cyn yr haf.