Why can Huawei enter the Middle East and Africa markets?

Because other countries are using protectionism.

Huawei is the world's leading provider of information and communication technology solutions, focusing on the ICT field, adhering to steady operation, continuous innovation and open cooperation, and building end-to-end solution advantages in telecom operators, enterprises, terminals, cloud computing and other fields to provide competitive ICT solutions, products and services for operators, corporate customers and consumers.

Huawei's introduction

1996, Huawei cooperated with Hutchison Telecom, a subsidiary of Cheung Kong, to provide "commercial network" products with narrowband switches as the core. Huawei's C & C08 entered the local telephone network in Hong Kong, and opened many domestic unopened services. Huawei's large switches have taken the first step to enter the international telecommunications market.

Huawei seized the hidden business opportunities in the changes of international relations, a strategic cooperative partner reached between China and Russia, and accelerated its cooperation with Russia. From 65438 to 0996, Huawei began to enter the CIS market. In three years, Huawei laid more than 3,000 kilometers of optical cables between Moscow and Novosibirsk, the capital of Siberia.

In February 2022, Huawei signed a contract with Dubai Water and Electricity Bureau to build the largest solar power data center in the Middle East and Africa. The project delivery team composed of Huawei employees from six countries built a 2000+ square meter computer room in the Middle East desert in five and a half days.

The first phase of the data center is planned to be put into use in May and put into trial operation in March. With an overall planning area of over 6,543,800 square meters, the park will be driven by 654.38+ 000% green electricity, making it the largest low-carbon data center in the Middle East and Africa.