Huawei ties ICT sector growth to innovative techs, investment

Global Vice President of Huawei Mr. Charles Ding made remarks at the just concluded World Economic Forum on Africa held in Abuja, according to a statement from the company.He announced that the company will provide training to 10,000 people in Africa over the next five years.  According to him, the successful implementation of these three […]

Global Vice President of Huawei Mr. Charles Ding made remarks at the just concluded World Economic Forum on Africa held in Abuja, according to a statement from the company.
He announced that the company will provide training to 10,000 people in Africa over the next five years.  
According to him, the successful implementation of these three strands will improve the competitiveness of the industry and promote the development of the digital economy.
He said, “Huawei is committed to developing its business in Africa where our commitment will create mutually beneficial opportunities and win-win outcomes. Africa and China have enjoyed a strong relationship that has seen extensive cooperation in political, economic, and cultural areas. Africa has an open and inclusive approach to international trade relations, which has created a sound business environment for Huawei’s development in the region.”
According to him, the company currenlyt employs a workforce of over 7,100 across Africa and has created 12,000 jobs indirectly through procurement and outsourcing services.