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Huawei Bangladesh has organised a session for all its suppliers from Nepal and Bangladesh at Huawei Bangladesh Academy in Dhaka on Monday.
A total of 90 suppliers attended the session titled ‘Partner’s Convention 2022’. Among them, 23 suppliers were recognised for their tremendous support in 2022, said a press release issued on Tuesday.
The ‘Partner’s Convention 2022’ of Huawei is focused on the key idea of sharing company vision and forecasting the challenges ahead. It is a great platform to share procurement rules and quality objectives with the
suppliers.
Pan Junfeng, CEO; Shenzhaohui, Chief Financial Officer; Wuzhiqian, Vice-President of Delivery and Services; and Weibin, Director, Bangladesh Procurement Qualification Dept of Huawei Bangladesh presented different outcomes of 2022 and guidelines for the next year to the suppliers at the event.
Speaking at the event, Wuzhiqian said, “Huawei has been able to meet the requirements of digital transformation of Bangladesh. It has been possible mainly due to the progress achieved over the past few years with the contributions of our reliable partners.
“We hope our partners will continue to provide strong support in the coming years for achieving greater success.”
Shenzhaohui said, “Huawei has been providing services and products in Bangladesh and Nepal for more than 23 years. In this tenure, Huawei paid more than $200 million in local taxes, made $1000 million local procurement and created more than 20,000 jobs opportunities in these two countries.”
Pan Junfeng guided the suppliers to work with efficiency, comply with Huawei policies, and deliver with high quality and proven ability further as they always do. He mentioned these can be the keys to achieving greater success.
Huawei organises these kinds of events to celebrate contributions from both local and international partners who are essential part of the growth journey of Huawei. And this kind of engagement helps all the role players to think and work together towards a same development goal, said the release.
