Fekete-Győr negotiates with the president of the Hungarian Olympic Committee as the leader of the NOlympia movement

Fekete-Győr András is set to discuss Budapest's potential hosting of the 2036 Olympics with key officials, emphasizing the need for a national referendum on the matter. He argues against the costly investment required for the Olympics, suggesting funds should instead address pressing national issues. He proposes two main ideas: a referendum to gauge public opinion and an alternative development plan without the Olympics. The International Olympic Committee has included Hungary among potential hosts, but concerns remain about the feasibility and costs associated with the event. Recent documents reveal plans for a Budapest Olympics involving Vienna and Bratislava, raising questions about local government support.