US EditionGeneral Authority for Communications and Informatics Suspends Activities of China’s Huawei in Libya for Violating National and International Laws
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General Authority for Communications and Informatics suspends activities of China’s Huawei in Libya for violating national and international laws
The Tripoli based Libyan General Authority for Communications and Informatics announced yesterday the suspension of all the activities of China’s Huawei in Libya for violating national and international laws and for safeguarding the protection of national security. The General Authority said Huawei violated national and international laws, entering into illegal contracts with illegal entities inside […] The post General Authority for Communicat…
The Libyan government in the capital, Tripoli, announced this Sunday the suspension of existing contracts with Chinese technology Huawei by denouncing its links with “illegal entities” within the country. In a statement published by the Libyan Update portal, the Tripoli government, recognized by the international community in front of the parallel authorities in the east of the country, accuses the Chinese giant of “signing illegal contracts wit…
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