The Lithuanian transport company Tersis took part in the logistics exhibition TransRussia 2024 in Moscow on March 19–21, the Delfi news website reported on Tuesday.
The Vilnius-based company told Delfi in writing that it does not work with Russia, but met with clients from China, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan in Moscow.
“We don’t work with Russia, and we don’t want to work with Russia. But clients from China, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kyrgyzstan came to the exhibition and we met there [...] The organiser of the exhibition, Mr Agalarov, is from Azerbaijan, which supplies gas to Europe,” Tersis said in a comment.
According to data from the Centre of Registers, all Tersis shares were acquired by an Armenian citizen last year. The company has eight employees and operates in Vilnius.
According to the news website, companies from Cyprus and the UK, as well as China, Belarus, Turkey, India, and Kazakhstan also participated in the exhibition. In total, around 600 businesses participated in TransRussia 2024.
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