Mihály Varga said the NBH's new management would concentrate on strengthening the fulfilment of its basic tasks, increasing transparency and efficiency, while rationalising other tasks.
Mihály Varga said Hungarian banknotes combined progress with tradition and stability, while adopting all of the latest cash technologies.
The NBH governor is appointed by the president of Hungary based on the proposal of the prime minister, after a hearing before a parliamentary committee.
Minister Varga has accepted the nomination, PM Orbán said.
Wage increases, support for affordable housing, tax allowances and support for families are all part of the 2025 budget.
The finance minister said the budget could return the economy to the path of sustainable, high GDP growth while paving the way for dynamic wage growth and an increase in the purchasing power of incomes.
The finance minister said Hungary had consciously followed the path of connectivity since 2010, which has yielded its results by now.
Minister Varga pointed to the need for lower energy prices and a reduction in the VAT burdens of businesses.
Minister Varga said the three "pillars" of the 2025 budget were boosting Hungarians' purchasing power, ensuring affordable housing and scaling up SMEs with the Demjan Sandor Programme.
The finance minister said the government's Eastern Opening policy had brought record FDI to the country.
In future, local companies will be able to do business in other member states using the VAT registration of their own national tax authority.
A proposed package of European Union regulations on VAT in the digital age approved by EU finance ministers will allow businesses to register for VAT purposes once for all member states.
Minister Varga said the compromise had been reached after two years of negotiations, adding that ministers were expected to approve the package at the meeting on Tuesday.