In a recent speech published by Huawei Technologies, the company’s founder and CEO, Ren Zhengfei, emphasized the importance of nurturing talent and maintaining technological leadership amidst ongoing US sanctions. Ren’s speech, delivered on July 28th, urged the tech giant to prioritize talent development over financial gains.

Ren stated, “Huawei will save talent, not US dollars.” This statement underscores the company’s commitment to fostering internal expertise and innovation. He encouraged Huawei to focus on leading in specific business areas globally while expanding the boundaries of research and development.

Despite relinquishing day-to-day management to the board of directors, Ren Zhengfei continues to play a pivotal role as a spiritual leader within the company. His daughter, Sabrina Meng Wanzhou, serves as the rotating chairman from April to September.

Huawei’s journey has been marked by US sanctions, beginning in 2019. Nevertheless, the company remains a symbol of China’s technological prowess and its pursuit of self-sufficiency. Premier Li Qiang’s recent visit to the company, during which Ren stood beside him, underscores Huawei’s significance in China’s tech landscape.

Ren emphasized that the primary motivation for talented workers should be passion rather than material rewards. He also stressed that individuals do not excel in all aspects of business from the outset, highlighting the importance of time and experience in honing one’s talents. “In time, you will see who becomes a leader. It’s a natural process,” Ren remarked.

This speech comes in the wake of Huawei’s recent release of the premium Mate 60 series smartphones. This release is noteworthy as it follows a three-year gap since the company’s last 5G-equipped handset launch. The difficulty in achieving this milestone is amplified by the escalated trade restrictions imposed by the United States.

Ren Zhengfei’s message underscores Huawei’s commitment to talent development and technological leadership despite facing ongoing US sanctions. The company remains resilient in its pursuit of excellence, as evidenced by the recent launch of its Mate 60 series smartphones.

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Recently, there is a rumor that Chinese company Huawei’s withdrawal from the U.S. telecommunications market. But it seems that it was limited to just a rumor and even Huawei has denied the truth of these rumors.

While the entire interview with one of the vice president of Huawei Eric Xu recently, basically all of his statements had been mischaracterized and misunderstood, giving rise to the allegations that are not fundamental at all.

So far there is very aware of, there are so many obstacles in Huawei’s success in the market outside China. However, this does not mean that Huawei will soon retreat from the U.S. market. That’s what has been stated by a spokesman of Huawei.

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Huawei has been received “2012 Middle East Product Innovation Award” from Frost & Sullivan, in recognition of his achievement in the category of Huawei’s network security in the Middle East region.

We are very happy when a domestic manufacturer was success in other country and especially in global market. In giving the award to Huawei, Frost & Sullivan highlights the anti-DDoS solutions company owned by Huawei, Huawei edge R&D capabilities, customer-centric innovation, neatness level channel structure, and strategic focus on the development of network security product portfolio of affordable, and appropriate for the Middle East region.

“Huawei has demonstrated excellence in obtaining significant market share in network security market by serving customers and markets a broad scope” said Y. Shashidhar, Managing Director, Frost and Sullivan. “The ability of this integrated security technology unblock bottlenecks in performance without compromising mission critical applications, further strengthens our belief that Huawei is a worthy recipient of the “2012 Middle East Product Innovation Award” in the Network Security Market”.

The evaluation criteria for the award from Frost & Sullivan has four major categories are; product innovation, use of leading edge technology in products, features and benefits of the inclusion of value-added services, and the company’s ability to increase the return on investment deposits (ROI) for customers.

As evidence of Huawei’s commitment to product innovation and customer-focused, Huawei has 15 R&D centers and 25 integrated development centers around the world. Three Huawei’s headquarters is located in the Middle East region, and Huawei has invested invested heavily in developing its customer base in the Middle East since Enterprise division was established nearly two years ago. Now, Huawei has 4,000 labor in 14 branch companies serving nine countries in the Middle East.

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