Which Countries Allowed Their Telecoms to Purchase Huawei’s 5G Equipment?

Although the United States has obstructed the Huawei’s 5G, the company has won 50 5G commercial contracts worldwide in June 2019, 28 of which were signed in Europe. Huawei’s 5G equipment is not only cost-effective but also take into account the quality. They have won wide acclaim from users. Recently, a HuaweiCentral has released the Huawei 5G global distribution map:

As shown in the above figure, the red part indicates that the country or region is using Huawei’s 5G equipment. The purple area representative is working with Huawei to conduct 5G testing. The blue color prohibits the use of Huawei equipment. The green representative does not ban Huawei, but it has not cooperated with Huawei or a small number of equipment comes from ZTE.

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“Huawei is following closely the 5G framework of the EU, and fully supports this framework,” Chen Lifang, Director and President of the Public Affairs and Communications department.

It is reported that Trump had previously asked European allies to remove Huawei from its 5G infrastructure, but some EU countries denied it. Huawei executives have previously stated that they plan to build 500,000 5G base stations by the end of this year and have more than 2 million Huawei 5G base stations in the next two years.

The following countries decided to allow their telecoms to purchase equipment from Huawei:

1. UK
2. Germany
3. Italy
4. Monaco
5. Spain
6. Switzerland
7. Ireland
8. Portugal
9. Netherlands
10. Finland
11. Greece
12. Cyprus
13. Austria
14. Romania
15. Hungary
16. Russia
17. Turkey
18. Sweden
19. UAE
20. Saudi Arabia
21. Mexico
22. Philippines
23. South Korea