FINA, which is moving to Budapest as a result of strong pressure from the Orban government, could move to the Lange area, which is being built as an investment by Russian-Hungarian billionaire Ruslan Rakhimkulov. People’s word.
The move will begin early next year, but the new center could be fully opened in 2026-2027. According to the newspaper, this fits perfectly with the thirteenth. In the Láng Quarter investment schedule for the area.
In November 2021, the former Ángelfold industrial park was the first to be declared a rust zone by the Orbán government, enabling a fast and simplified licensing procedure.
Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó previously spoke about the fact that the Hungarian government will provide the site free of charge for 15 years, and is also prepared to grant incentives and tax exemptions for some licensing procedures, but he did not mention the exact location of the future headquarters. .
Western Australia, lured by the Hungarian government with promises of various – but unknown – financial burdens, could be a reliable long-term tenant, or less likely buyer, for the benefit of the Russian billionaire, who has long maintained good relations with Hungary. Government. It may be related to something else, as Szijjarto was promised a free place, the newspaper reported.
