Chinese telecom equipment-maker Huawei has said that it is ready to sign a "no back door" agreement with the Indian government.
The move comes at a point when Huawei's business engagement is under scrutiny in India after the US banned its services in the country“We are proposing to the Indian government that we are ready to sign 'no back door' agreement.
We encourage other original equipment manufacturers also to sign this kind of agreement with the government and telecom operators,” PTI quoted Huawei India Chief Executive Officer, Jay Chen as saying.
The new wave of trials are yet to be conducted, and for that the Chinese tech giant has partnered with Vodafone India.
I firmly believe that the Indian government will allocate spectrum for trials to everyone at one go and not differentiate based on vendors.
India can't afford to work with select vendors for another 10 years when it is aspiring to become the third largest economy of the world,” Chen said.
Chinese telecom equipment-maker Huawei has said that it is ready to sign a "no back door" agreement with the Indian government.
The move comes at a point when Huawei's business engagement is under scrutiny in India after the US banned its services in the country“We are proposing to the Indian government that we are ready to sign 'no back door' agreement.
We encourage other original equipment manufacturers also to sign this kind of agreement with the government and telecom operators,” PTI quoted Huawei India Chief Executive Officer, Jay Chen as saying.
The new wave of trials are yet to be conducted, and for that the Chinese tech giant has partnered with Vodafone India.
I firmly believe that the Indian government will allocate spectrum for trials to everyone at one go and not differentiate based on vendors.
India can't afford to work with select vendors for another 10 years when it is aspiring to become the third largest economy of the world,” Chen said.