On May 9th, during the Huawei Middle East, (Huawei ME), media round table at The Atlantis Hotel, The Palm in Dubai, UAE, Steven Yi, President of Huawei ME; Vanness You, VP of marketing and solution, Huawei ME; and Amar Tobba, VP of public affairs and communications, Huawei ME exclusively listened to questions from members of the press including that of Telecom Review.

Reports and Coverage
Tweak and tweet: Twitter's bound to change
The blue bird has been set free. The month of April had a lot of twists and turns for the one-to-many messaging platform before finally falling into the hands of Elon Musk. "Twitter has extraordinary potential. I will unlock it," said the biggest billionaire at present.
Announcing Telecom Review’s upcoming virtual panel
In line with Telecom Review’s 2022 virtual panels’ calendar, June 2nd, 5PM Dubai time is the confirmed date and time of the upcoming virtual panel entitled, “Rethinking Wholesale and Capacity in the Digital Age.”
Women should have safe and meaningful access to ICT, digital tech
Annually, every fourth Thursday of April, the International Girls in ICT Day draws attention to the critical need for more girls and women in the ICT field.
The world in crisis mode — telcos create stability
By Peter Krüssel, managing partner - global chapter head communication industries, Detecon
Bahrain continues to develop its telecoms sector
Bahrain’s consumer-centric regulator will help drive the digitization of industry in the Kingdom.
MEF establishes technology advisory board
Senior executives from Blue Planet, Cisco, Fortinet, Netcracker, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Spirent, Versa Networks, and VMware are tapped to bring critical technology perspectives to MEF.
Innovation is a way to invest in our planet
As we celebrate the world’s Earth day every April 22, we are once again reminded of the importance of taking action to mitigate the negative impact of climate change.
The new journey of operators starts with the network
Networks are the essence of connectivity and at the heart of telecom operators’ business. With increasing competition from OTTs and hyper-scalers, operators’ focus has shifted from coverage and speed to quality of experience and innovation.
South Africa shows strong market power for 5G development
Globally, and in South Africa, 5G is a vital foundation for key digital platform ecosystems that will drive the fourth industrial revolution in the country. Mobile network operators such as MTN, Vodacom, Rain and Telkom have already deployed 5G networks, and this step is done to meet South Africa’s significant growth in traffic for broadband services.