At the Mobile World Congress 24 held in Barcelona, Huawei made a resounding pledge further to bolster digital infrastructure throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, positioning itself as a key player in propelling the region’s digital evolution and sustainable growth.
The company’s commitment resonated through its emphasis on connectivity enhancement, environmental preservation, and broadening access to digital technology for individuals across the region.
Elevating connectivity and innovation
During a rendezvous with Latin American media on February 27, Daniel Zhou, President of Huawei’s Latin America division, underscored the pivotal role of next-generation technologies such as 5G and 5.5G in steering the ongoing digital transformation and industrial advancement in the region.
Zhou shed light on the critical juncture of 5G network deployment in Latin America, reaffirming Huawei’s steadfast dedication to furnishing advanced, secure, and reliable ICT infrastructure products and solutions.
These endeavors are aimed at fostering inclusive connectivity and delivering superior network services, vital for the region’s economic growth and technological advancement.
Fostering collaborative digital transformation
Zhou expressed optimism about collaborative ventures with local partners, envisioning a concerted effort to drive digital transformation across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Leveraging continuous technological innovation, Huawei aims to catalyze the local digital economy by spearheading initiatives focused on infrastructure development and technological integration.
By fostering strategic partnerships, the company seeks to expedite the adoption of transformative technologies, thus positioning the region at the forefront of the global digital landscape.
Nurturing digital talent
Recognizing the paramount importance of cultivating digital talent in the era of the digital economy, Zhou reiterated Huawei’s unwavering commitment to advancing digital talent programs throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
The company’s proactive engagement includes collaborations with over 20 ministries and 400 colleges and universities, facilitating ICT skills training for over 2,400 individuals.
These initiatives address the pressing need for skilled professionals and contribute to bridging the digital divide and fostering socioeconomic empowerment across the region.
Driving technological progress
Reports underscore Huawei’s consistent strides in Latin America over the past year, with sustained efforts directed toward enhancing ICT infrastructure to facilitate broader connectivity.
Noteworthy examples include deploying 5G base stations in remote areas, such as the southernmost town in Chile, in collaboration with local operators.
Additionally, Huawei has spearheaded digital transformation initiatives with over 7,400 partners, including pioneering smart agriculture projects in countries like Brazil and Jamaica.
Moreover, through initiatives like TECH4ALL, the company collaborates with governments and NGOs in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Ecuador, leveraging ICT technology to safeguard local natural environments and biodiversity.