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Huawei and ZTE to Appear Before US Investigation This Week
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A group of US politicians are expected to quiz China's Huawei and ZTE later this week as part of their investigation into US security concerns about the two telecoms infrastructure suppliers.
Huawei confirmed that it is negotiating with the US congressional hearing to be allowed to give evidence in an open hearing. ZTE has already said that it will be attending.
The open hearing into "Investigation of the Security Threat Posed by Chinese Telecommunications Companies Huawei and ZTE" will be held on Thursday (13th Sept) by the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.
Huawei's US spokesman, William Plummer said that the company will "appear at the hearing if the appropriate arrangements are agreed with the committee," He did not elaborate on what those arrangements might be.
The formal list of witnesses for the open meeting, which will also be webcast will be on the US House of Representatives website later this week.
Huawei has come under fire from US politicians concerned about its alleged links to the Chinese Army. The company has always denied the allegations.
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