The Orbán government would have built a headquarters for the international swimming federation in Rahimkulov's quarter from 45 billion.

The Hungarian government allocated 45.7 billion HUF for the construction of an international swimming federation center in Budapest, as revealed by a confidential government resolution. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs committed to allowing World Aquatics to use the sports center for free for 15 years. The center was planned to be built in the Láng Quarter, part of a real estate project by Rahimkulov Ruszlan. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán signed the resolution in November 2024, supporting a major investment in Rahimkulov's project. However, no contract was signed with Rahimkulov, and all costs were covered by the developer. The organization has temporarily relocated to a building in Budapest, which was previously granted to a church organization.