Orbán's government has secretly decided how much they will pay Rahimkulov for the World Aquatics headquarters, but something came up

The Orbán government decided to support the construction of the World Aquatics headquarters in Budapest, benefiting a wealthy Hungarian-Russian businessman, Ruszlan Rahimkulov. This decision was made without public involvement, and details about the funding arrangement were previously undisclosed. A government decree signed by Viktor Orbán in November 2024 outlined the state's commitment to purchase a portion of land for the project. However, Rahimkulov's team claims that despite the decree, no contract has been signed, raising concerns about the project's completion by the promised 2028 deadline.