Lenovo speaks Crimean Tatar: website in Ukraine gets new language version
26.03.26
Lenovo’s online store in Ukraine is now available in the Crimean Tatar language. Visitors to shop.lenovo.ua can browse products and use services in their native language, making it the first official international brand website to offer this option.
A global brand with attention to local communities
Taras Djamalov, General Director of Lenovo in Ukraine, emphasized that the company focuses not only on technology but also on respecting the cultural uniqueness of its users. According to him, adding the Crimean Tatar version of the site was a natural step toward creating a comfortable and accessible experience for all visitors.
Supporting cultural diversity and digital accessibility
Lenovo’s initiative aims to preserve cultural heritage and expand digital opportunities for Ukraine’s indigenous communities. Crimean Tatar is now represented on the website alongside other languages, allowing users to choose technology and interact with the brand in their native language.
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