Kapitalbank has opened a new eco-friendly coworking space at the Tashkent branch of the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.

The space was created as part of the bank's large-scale urban development initiative and will serve as a modern venue for studying, teamwork, and recreation for students.

The new location is a continuation of the Eco-Zone Kapitalbank program, launched to mark the bank's 25th anniversary.

Designed specifically for active young people, the space is equipped with everything students need to study comfortably, collaborate on group projects, socialize, and relax outdoors between classes.

For Kapitalbank, initiatives like these go beyond improving urban infrastructure—they represent a meaningful investment in quality education and the promotion of conscious consumption. These modern eco-spaces help create a comfortable environment for learning and communication, inspire young people to achieve more, and contribute to the development of a greener urban landscape.

As part of the project, Eco-Zone Kapitalbank locations have already become popular community hubs across the capital. One of the most notable examples of the concept's integration into city life was the Yashil Uyim science and environmental festival, where the bank served as the general partner. The event's main venue was the Eco-Coworking Kapitalbank space in Alpine Land Park (formerly Lokomotiv Park), bringing residents together around the idea of protecting the environment.

By expanding its network of eco-friendly spaces, Kapitalbank continues to create comfortable infrastructure for learning, personal development, and social interaction. Today, the project is evolving in several formats, including Eco-Coworking for students and Family Eco-Zone for families with children, helping shape a modern urban environment and supporting the well-being of people across Uzbekistan.