Huawei plans to develop 50,000 ICT talents in South Asia

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The Huawei Technologies Co. stand on the opening day of the Mobile World Congress at the Fira de Barcelona venue in Barcelona, Spain, February 27, 2023. /CFP

China's telecommunication giant Huawei plans to develop 50,000 information and communication technology (ICT) talents in South Asia in the next five years.

The strategy will include various programs like building ICT academies, different ICT and startup competitions, online course enrollment and fresh employee recruitment.

The announcement was made at the "Building a Smart Talent Ecosystem, In South Asia, For South Asia" held at its South Asia representative office in the Bangladesh capital on Monday.

The Dhaka office aims to support the region with more attention and create better value for the customers, partners and ecosystem.

Huawei has developed more than 6,000 ICT talents last year in South Asia. "And now this company has the plan to develop 50,000 new ICT talents in the next five years," the Chinese company said in a statement.

Source(s): Xinhua News Agency

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