<p>Allaying concerns of Indian authorities on security issues related to foreign telecom equipment makers, Chinese company Huawei on Wednesday said it is a part of the solution and not the problem.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“We do notice these concerns and we believe that from technology, value addition and partnership point of views, we are part of the solution and not the problem,” Huawei India Senior Vice-President Yao Weimin told reporters.<br /><br />In 2010, the Home Ministry reportedly refused to clear telecom equipment contracts allotted to Chinese companies on security concerns. Despite the uncertainties in the Indian telecom sector after the Supreme Court quashed 122 2G licences, Huawei said it remains committed to the country.<br /><br />Huawei counts most telecom operators in the country among its clients.</p>
<p>Allaying concerns of Indian authorities on security issues related to foreign telecom equipment makers, Chinese company Huawei on Wednesday said it is a part of the solution and not the problem.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“We do notice these concerns and we believe that from technology, value addition and partnership point of views, we are part of the solution and not the problem,” Huawei India Senior Vice-President Yao Weimin told reporters.<br /><br />In 2010, the Home Ministry reportedly refused to clear telecom equipment contracts allotted to Chinese companies on security concerns. Despite the uncertainties in the Indian telecom sector after the Supreme Court quashed 122 2G licences, Huawei said it remains committed to the country.<br /><br />Huawei counts most telecom operators in the country among its clients.</p>
