Beko Calls for Climate, Trade, and Finance Policies to Align as Carbon Rules Reshape Manufacturing

Business BekoNovember 14, 2026 Fatih Özkadı and Barış Alparslan set out the company’s case for competitive, lower-carbon value chains and the capital needed to build them. ANTALYA, Türkiye, Nov. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Beko used its COP31 panels to make the case that climate, trade and industrial policies need to work together, and that finance has to follow, if climate action is to strengthen industrial competitiveness rather than erode it. Fatih Özkadı, Chief Sustainability, Quality, and Customer Care Officer, and Barış Alparslan, Chief Financial Officer, took that message to their panels during the summit’s first week. Climate measures are being introduced alongside industrial policies, trade defence instruments and strategic autonomy goals. These priorities do not always align, and the result can be added costs and barriers across integrated supply chains.

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