Beko’s sales in Azeri rebel region ‘not Turkey’s official stance’
Turkish domestic appliances and electronic goods maker Beko sells its products in Khankandi -- the center of the self-proclaimed republic run by ethnic Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh -- but this is not Turkey's official stance, Turkish Ambassador to Azerbaijan Hulusi Kilic told the press Monday.
"Beko sells its products in many countries," he said. "Turkey's position on the Nagorno Karabakh conflict is known. We have always supported Azerbaijan."
Reports circulated that Beko has opened a branch in the Azerbaijani occupied territories. According to the Armenian website beko.am, the Turkish company is represented in Armenia by ED-SPO, which has a network of 12 stores in the country. The 13th shop was opened in Khankandi.
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