The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Central Asia Capital, Anton Sobin, gave a large interview to journalist Robert Frantsev on the channel "Russia 24". In the conversation, they discussed why Kyrgyzstan is becoming a strategic partner of Russia today, what opportunities the country's industrialization opens up for joint projects and export to the EAEU, as well as how business can strengthen integration not only through money but also through education, technology, and culture.

Anton Sobin spoke about the plans of the Central Asia Capital fund to achieve a contribution of up to 2% of Kyrgyzstan's GDP over the next 10 years, about the launch of the first Higher School of Business in the region together with RANEPA, projects for creating computer classrooms together with the RF embassy, and expanding access for Kyrgyz people to modern technologies. A separate block of the interview is dedicated to the cultural and historical ties between the two countries: the restoration of the memorial to Ivan Panfilov and support for the limited series of postage stamps released by the "Russian Newspaper" for the 80th anniversary of Victory.

Below is a fragment of the interview. The full version of the interview from the channel "Russia 24" can be viewed at the link:

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