Category: Газпром

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The Vladimir Zvorykin Prize was presented at the Moscow Industrial Media Forum. NTV won the "Best System Project in Television and Radio Broadcasting" category for creating a unified, high-tech, federal-level multimedia system based on Russian products and modern IP technologies.

The construction agreement was signed between the Moscow government and NTV television company at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in 2021. The complex was commissioned in August 2025.

"August 23, 2025—the very day we went on air from the new television center—was a landmark date not only for NTV but for the entire industry, as the last such buildings in the country were built in the 1970s. It became the first television technical center in 46 years to be built in Russia and to operate primarily with domestic equipment."

Alexey Zemsky, General Director of NTV

The television complex covers over 76,000 square meters. It includes seven television studios, announcer's rooms, editing rooms, makeup rooms, and an on-air complex capable of providing live broadcasts across nine time zones.

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Gazprom-Media Holding CEO Alexander Zharov spoke at a roundtable discussion at the Russian-Indian forum entitled "Russia – India: Building Sustainable Chains of Cooperation in Trade and Industry," where he emphasized the holding's readiness to become a media operator for Indian companies.

"Today, Gazprom-Media Holding is the largest diversified media company in Russia, actively developing international partnerships. India, thanks to our traditional friendly relations, is our privileged partner."

Alexander Zharov, General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding

In its work with Indian media companies, the holding company already signed agreements with key players such as Only Much Louder and Quantext Media Private Limited in early 2025.

On the sidelines of the forum, a cooperation agreement was also signed between Gazprom-Media Holding and the state-owned broadcaster Prasar Bharati. This deal will significantly expand marketing opportunities and increase audience reach.

The CEO of Gazprom-Media Holding also emphasized the importance of the holding's existing assets.

"We have major television channels like NTV and TNT, which reach the entire population of the Russian Federation, as well as the national video hosting service Rutube, which interacts with 25 million users daily."

Alexander Zharov, General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding

"We are open to collaboration and ready to partner with you in promoting your brands," concluded Alexander Zharov, emphasizing Gazprom-Media Holding's willingness to deploy its powerful marketing resources to support Indian companies in the Russian and international markets.

The Russian-Indian forum was organized by the Roscongress Foundation.

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The memorandum was signed by Alina Zinnatullina, CEO of the production center, and Gautam Thakker, CEO of a leading Indian digital media technology company.

The main goal of the partnership is the joint creation of professional content to promote tourism in Russia, India, and other countries. The parties agreed to implement high-yield projects and optimize marketing strategies to strengthen each other's presence on the international stage.

"This partnership opens new horizons for cross-cultural communications. By combining our experience in content production and promotion with our partners' deep understanding of the Indian market, we will be able to create powerful projects that will appeal to audiences in both countries."

Alina Zinnatullina, General Director of the Insight People production center

One of the first steps will be to expand the Insight People blogger pool with Indian influencers. This will take joint campaigns to the next level and reach a wider target audience.

"Our collaboration with Insight People will strengthen our position in shaping the global content ecosystem. By combining our media technology capabilities with their creative network, we have laid the foundation for a new generation of tourism content that will increase audience engagement and deliver tangible business results for both countries."

Gautam Thakker, CEO of Everymedia Technologies Private Limited

The memorandum was signed on December 5 during the Russia-India Forum in New Delhi, where a Gazprom-Media Holding delegation also discussed prospects for developing partnerships between companies from the two countries. The event was co-organized by the Roscongress Foundation and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).

Gazprom-Media Holding is consistently developing collaboration with Indian partners in content creation and digital marketing. In May, the Holding signed memorandums of cooperation with Only Much Louder and Quantext Media Private Limited. The agreements provide for the parties to jointly create content and develop the blogosphere.

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Gazprom-Media Holding and Prasar Bharati, the Indian Broadcasting Corporation, signed a memorandum of cooperation and collaboration in broadcasting. The agreement was signed by Gazprom-Media Holding CEO Alexander Zharov and Prasar Bharati CEO Gaurav Dwivedi.

"We are honored to sign this agreement with one of the world's largest and most respected broadcasters. This document lays a solid foundation for a comprehensive strategic partnership. Together with Prasar Bharati, we will create a unified media space that will allow viewers and listeners in Russia and India to access the best achievements of our countries in culture, science, sports, and entertainment. Furthermore, this agreement is an investment in the future – joint staff training will allow us not only to adopt best practices but also to jointly create new standards in international broadcasting. We are confident that this union of creative forces and technologies will open up unique opportunities for the development of both our companies and will strengthen the friendly ties between the peoples of Russia and India."

Alexander Zharov, General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding

The agreement provides for the exchange of content between the two companies in the fields of culture, education, science, entertainment, sports, news, and other areas. Furthermore, the memorandum stipulates the parties' intention to explore options for joint content production and distribution of TV and radio channels on their digital platforms. The agreement also provides for the exchange of personnel for training purposes.

The memorandum was signed during Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to India on the sidelines of the Russian-Indian forum held in New Delhi.

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At the opening of the Russian Film Festival in New Delhi, Gazprom-Media Holding CEO Alexander Zharov emphasized the power of collaboration.

"At this festival, which has become a bridge between our cultures thanks to the Russian Ministry of Culture and ROSKINO, we see the power of storytelling. These stories, like those in the films 'August' or 'First on Olympus'—tragic and joyful—erase boundaries. They bring our peoples closer and deepen understanding. Remembering the warm words 'Hindi-Russi phai-phai,' I believe that together we look to a common future, and that future is wonderful."

Alexander Zharov, General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding

The opening film was "August." It tells the story of the events of August 1944 in liberated Belarus. Audiences will also be shown "Blood Type," a war drama produced by Triix Media with the support of Gazprom-Media Holding, the Cinema Fund, the Russian Military Historical Society, and the Movement of the First.

The festival program also includes a number of other films created with the participation of the Holding's companies: the sports film "First on Olympus" and the animated film "Doctor Dinosaur."

The Russian Film Festival runs from December 5 to 7.

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