In the wake of West’s growing suspicions about Huawei being used as a tool for political and international espionage, Huawei Chairman Liang Hua said on Tuesday that the company will allow foreign authorities and officials to visit its labs.
During the World Economic Forum (WEF) conference in Davos, Switzerland, Huawei Chairman told reporters that the company has been complying with foreign laws where it operates; Huawei can go one step further by allowing foreign officials to visit its facilities if requested.
He also told reporters that the company was seeking instant conclusion of the case in which its executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada over US request for breaching sanctions which Huawei denies.
More recently, Huawei employee was detained by Polish authorities for allegedly spying for the Chinese government also jolted the countries allowing Huawei devices in their governmental departments. Huawei has been denying all the accusations US government and other western powers are dragging it into, the company has been prepared for legal battle with the US over several accusations.
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