THE ROAD TO OSAKA: HUAWEI FORGING AHEAD

Following the elections to the European Parliament and just ahead of the European Council on 20 and 21 June in Brussels and the G20 on 28 and 29 June in Osaka, Huawei continues to shape the global ICT agenda. Having now signed 46 contracts for 5G deployment and shipped over 120 000 5G base stations, Huawei is mitigating the fallout generated by the Executive Order of the US President signed on 15 May.  

What is the situation at Huawei? What are Huawei’s expectations for the upcoming European Council and G20? What are Huawei’s latest contributions to 5G security and cyber security in general?

At an important and timely moment, Huawei organized an info and catch-up session in our Brussels Cybersecurity Centre on Tuesday 18 June.

The event featured the launch of Huawei’s new Brussels-made cartoon channel.

The company also presented its Huawei 5G Security White Paper, which showcases how and why 5G security is a collaborative task for the whole ICT ecosystem.

AGENDA

12:00

Doors open. Drinks and sandwiches available. Free Wifi on site.

12:30

What makes it tick? Launch of Huawei’s new Brussels-made cartoon channel, with Eric Cui (Huawei Brussels Office) and Thomas Doutrepont (Cartoonbase Agency)

DigitALL lunch debate: “The Road To Osaka – Huawei Forging Ahead”, with Mika Lauhde, VP Cyber Security & Privacy

Presentation of the new Huawei 5G Security White Paper

Q&A moderated by Jakub Hera-Adamowicz

14:00

End of event, network opportunities

Press release: Huawei: helping to make 5G the most secure standard ever