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We continue to summarize the results of 2025 with gaming industry experts. This time, we spoke with the head of the Moscow Agency for Creative Industries, Gulnara Agamova, who shared insights on the recently inaugurated Moscow Cluster for Video Games and Animation.
The cluster aims to foster innovation and collaboration among creators in the gaming and animation sectors. Agamova emphasized that this initiative is a significant step towards positioning Moscow as a global player in the creative industries. The cluster is designed to provide resources, networking opportunities, and support for both established companies and emerging talents.
With state-of-the-art facilities and access to industry experts, the Moscow Cluster is expected to attract both local and international developers, enhancing the region's creative ecosystem. Agamova expressed optimism about the potential for growth and development within the industry, highlighting the importance of nurturing local talent and promoting creative collaboration. The establishment of this cluster marks a pivotal moment for the future of video games and animation in Moscow.
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