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BARCELONA, 28 February (BelTA) – One Belt, One Road project is closely connected with information technology, Xiaobo Xu, Director of Public Relations for CA&C region at Huawei Technologies, told BelTA during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Belarus and China can actively exchange experience in this field, the expert believes. Xiaobo Xu pointed out that much attention is paid at the state level in China to the development of new technologies, which allows for rapid growth of hi-tech companies there.

“We know that Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko also pays special attention to the development of telecommunications and cooperation with China in this area. Huawei is a kind of a bridge connecting Belarus and China in the IT field. In the modern world, information technology clearly contributes to the strengthening of bilateral ties,” Xiaobo Xu noted.

Huawei is committed to developing All Cloud solutions to enable digital transformation. Huawei will continue to advance its All Cloud strategy through pooled hardware resources, distributed software architecture, and fully automated operations. During the MWC 2017, Huawei will unveil several All Cloud solutions, including CloudAir/CloudRAN, CloudFAN, CloudMetro and CloudEPN solutions. With these solutions, Huawei aims to help operators deliver to end users a Real-time, On-demand, All-online, DIY, and Social (ROADS) experience.

Barcelona is hosting Mobile World Congress from 27 February to 2 March. At the forum, Huawei gives keynote speeches, hosts forums, and engages in other activities under the theme of “Open ROADS to a Better Connected World – ROADS to New Growth”. The company is looking to discuss with industry players how to unlock new growth driven by value. Huawei also showcases its latest products and solutions and, together with partners, provides demonstrations in multiple scenarios.