Central Asia Capital and Rossiyskaya Gazeta Formalize Strategic Partnership
The parties are joining forces to highlight the macroeconomic processes and investment potential of Central Asia
Maria Karnakova

The private equity fund Central Asia Capital and the national publication Rossiyskaya Gazeta have officially formalized their partnership. Anton Sobin, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Central Asia Capital, and Dmitry Evlashkov, Director of the publication's Central Asian Representative Office, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The primary objective of the agreement is to provide objective coverage of macroeconomic developments in Central Asia and to shape a clear business agenda for major Russian institutional capital seeking geographical diversification.

The first practical outcomes of this partnership have already been realized: a dedicated hub has been launched within the "Special Projects" section of the RG.RU portal. This platform features expert analysis on the role of Russian investments in Kyrgyzstan's growing economy, alongside a detailed breakdown of the operational mechanisms and infrastructure of Central Asia Capital's portfolio assets.
"Partnering with a leading national media outlet helps us build a transparent, trust-based dialogue between Russian businesses and the Kyrgyz market," noted Anton Sobin. "Investors need more than just dry numbers; they require verifiability, legitimacy, and a clear understanding of the investment climate. Our joint project is designed to deliver exactly that."

Representing the publication, Dmitry Evlashkov emphasized a strong ongoing interest in providing regular coverage of regional economic processes, identifying the fund as a highly reliable guide and partner in this endeavor.
Under the MoU, Central Asia Capital will continue to serve as an expert partner to Rossiyskaya Gazeta, equipping private and institutional investors with the up-to-date analysis required to make secure, well-informed decisions across the CIS market.