Huawei appoints two African VPs for its Northern Africa region

Tunisian national Adnane Ben Halima and Burkinabe national Loïse Tamalgo have been promoted Vice President for the Mediterranean region and Vice President of Public Affairs for sub-Saharan Africa, respectively.

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            ▪ Huawei appoints two African VPs for its Northern Africa region


            ▪ Tunisian national Adnane Ben Halima and Burkinabe national Loïse Tamalgo have been promoted Vice President for the Mediterranean region and Vice President of Public Affairs for sub-Saharan Africa, respectively.


            ▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/804284/huawei-nomme-deux-vice-presidents-africains-pour-la-region-northern-africa/

05/05/2020 at 17h17, by Africa Business+, updated 06/05/2020

Africa’s leading telecommunications supplier, China’s Huawei, has reached a new milestone in its strategy to increase the proportion of Africans in its management team. Operating on the continent since 1997, the group, which generated around $6bn in revenue across Africa in 2019, has 9,000 employees, 75% of whom are locals. However, according to Jeune Afrique Business+ sources, the giant will for the first time entrust two African executives with a broader range of regional responsibilities.