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Canada's long-awaited measure on Thursday follows the United States and other key allies, and comes on the heels of a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Beijing over the detention of a senior Huawei executive on a US warrant, which has now been resolved.
The United States has warned of the security implications of giving Chinese tech companies access to telecommunications<\/a> infrastructure that could be used for state espionage.
Both Huawei and Beijing have rejected the allegations.
\"China<\/a> is firmly opposed to this and will conduct a comprehensive and serious assessment,\" foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told reporters in response to the 5G block<\/a>.
\"The Canadian side has excluded these Chinese companies from the Canadian market under the pretext of groundless security risks and without any solid evidence.\"
He added that Beijing would \"take all necessary measures\" to protect Chinese companies.
\"This move runs counter to market economy principles and free trade rules<\/a>,\" he said, accusing the Canadian government of \"seriously damaging the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies.\"
Canada had been reviewing the 5G technology and network access for several years, repeatedly delaying a decision that was first expected in 2019.
It remained silent on the telecoms issue after China jailed two Canadians -- diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor -- in what observers believed was in retaliation for the arrest of Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wangzhou in Vancouver in December 2018 at the request of the United States.
All three were released in September 2021 after Meng reached a deal with US prosecutors on the fraud charges, ending her extradition fight.
But Canadian Industry<\/a> Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne made the 5G announcement on Thursday, citing the \"intention to prohibit the inclusion of Huawei and ZTE products and services in Canada's telecommunication systems.\"
Champagne said Canadian telecommunications companies \"will not be permitted to include in their networks products or services that put our national security at risk.\"
\"Providers who already have this equipment installed will be required to cease its use and remove it,\" he said.
'Hostile actors'<\/strong>
Huawei already supplies some Canadian telecommunications firms with 4G equipment.
Most, if not all, had held off using Huawei in their fifth-generation (5G) wirelesss networks that deliver speedier online connections with greater data capacity. Others have looked to other suppliers while Ottawa hemmed and hawed.
Canadian Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino warned Thursday of \"many hostile actors who are ready to exploit vulnerabilities\" in telecom networks.
The United States, Australia, Britain, New Zealand, Japan and Sweden have already blocked or restricted the use of Huawei technology in their 5G networks.
The US government considers Huawei a potential security threat due to the background of its founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei, a former Chinese army engineer who is Meng's father.
The concern escalated as Huawei rose to become the world leader in telecoms networking equipment and one of the top smartphone manufacturers.
Beijing also passed a law in 2017 obliging Chinese companies to assist the government in matters of national security.
The decision could prove to be \"a major expense for Canada,\" Kendra Schaefer, tech policy researcher at consultancy Trivium China, told AFP.
\"Not only have local telecom providers already invested... in Huawei equipment, but additionally they are going to go back and have to rip out everything they've already installed,\" she added.
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加拿大的期待已久的测量在周四之前美国和其他关键盟友,和之前的外交争端渥太华和北京之间的拘留我们保证华为高管,现在已经解决了。
美国警告中国安全的影响给科技公司的访问权电信基础设施,可以用于间谍活动状态。
华为和北京拒绝了这一指控。
”中国坚决反对将进行全面、认真评估,”外交部发言人王文斌告诉记者,为了应对5 g块。
“加方排除这些中国公司从加拿大市场的借口下毫无根据的安全风险和没有任何确凿的证据。”
他补充说,北京将“采取一切必要措施”来保护中国公司。
“此举违背市场经济原则和自由贸易规则,”他说,指责加拿大政府“严重损害了中国企业的合法权益。”
加拿大已经回顾5 g技术和网络访问好几年了,一再推迟决定,最早将在2019年。
它在电信问题上保持沉默在中国被两个加拿大人——迈克尔Kovrig外交官和商人迈克尔Spavor——观察家认为是为了报复逮捕了华为首席财务官孟Wangzhou在温哥华2018年12月在美国的要求。
孟三个2021年9月被释放后与美国检察官的欺诈指控达成协议,结束了引渡战斗。
但加拿大行业部长Francois-Philippe香槟周四宣布了5 g,理由是“有意禁止将华为和中兴通讯在加拿大电信系统的产品和服务。”
香槟说加拿大电信公司“将不会被允许在他们的网络产品或服务包括危及我们的国家安全。”
“供应商已经安装了该设备将被要求停止其使用和删除它,”他说。
“敌对的演员”
华为已经向一些加拿大电信公司提供4 g设备。
大多数,如果不是全部,有推迟使用华为的第五代(5克)无线网络,提供更快的网络连接与大数据容量。其他人则向其他供应商在渥太华支支吾吾。
加拿大公共安全部长马可Mendicino周四警告说“很多敌对演员准备利用漏洞”在电信网络。
美国、澳大利亚、英国、新西兰、日本和瑞典已经阻止或限制使用华为技术的5 g网络。
美国政府认为华为一个潜在的安全威胁,由于背景的创始人和首席执行官任正非曾经是中国军队工程师他是孟的父亲。
问题升级为华为上升到成为世界领先的电信网络设备和最优秀的智能手机制造商之一。
北京也在2017年通过了一项法律要求中国企业协助政府在国家安全问题上。
这个决定可能是“加拿大的主要费用”坎德拉奇科夫,科技政策咨询三学科研究员中国,告诉法新社。
“不仅有当地的电信提供商已经投资了……在华为的设备,但此外他们要回去扯掉他们已经安装了的一切,”她补充道。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Beijing hit out at Canada for banning telecoms giants Huawei<\/a> and ZTE<\/a> from Canadian 5G networks<\/a> on Friday, calling Ottawa's concerns for security risks \"groundless\" and warning of retribution.
Canada's long-awaited measure on Thursday follows the United States and other key allies, and comes on the heels of a diplomatic row between Ottawa and Beijing over the detention of a senior Huawei executive on a US warrant, which has now been resolved.
The United States has warned of the security implications of giving Chinese tech companies access to telecommunications<\/a> infrastructure that could be used for state espionage.
Both Huawei and Beijing have rejected the allegations.
\"China<\/a> is firmly opposed to this and will conduct a comprehensive and serious assessment,\" foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told reporters in response to the 5G block<\/a>.
\"The Canadian side has excluded these Chinese companies from the Canadian market under the pretext of groundless security risks and without any solid evidence.\"
He added that Beijing would \"take all necessary measures\" to protect Chinese companies.
\"This move runs counter to market economy principles and free trade rules<\/a>,\" he said, accusing the Canadian government of \"seriously damaging the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies.\"
Canada had been reviewing the 5G technology and network access for several years, repeatedly delaying a decision that was first expected in 2019.
It remained silent on the telecoms issue after China jailed two Canadians -- diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor -- in what observers believed was in retaliation for the arrest of Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wangzhou in Vancouver in December 2018 at the request of the United States.
All three were released in September 2021 after Meng reached a deal with US prosecutors on the fraud charges, ending her extradition fight.
But Canadian Industry<\/a> Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne made the 5G announcement on Thursday, citing the \"intention to prohibit the inclusion of Huawei and ZTE products and services in Canada's telecommunication systems.\"
Champagne said Canadian telecommunications companies \"will not be permitted to include in their networks products or services that put our national security at risk.\"
\"Providers who already have this equipment installed will be required to cease its use and remove it,\" he said.
'Hostile actors'<\/strong>
Huawei already supplies some Canadian telecommunications firms with 4G equipment.
Most, if not all, had held off using Huawei in their fifth-generation (5G) wirelesss networks that deliver speedier online connections with greater data capacity. Others have looked to other suppliers while Ottawa hemmed and hawed.
Canadian Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino warned Thursday of \"many hostile actors who are ready to exploit vulnerabilities\" in telecom networks.
The United States, Australia, Britain, New Zealand, Japan and Sweden have already blocked or restricted the use of Huawei technology in their 5G networks.
The US government considers Huawei a potential security threat due to the background of its founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei, a former Chinese army engineer who is Meng's father.
The concern escalated as Huawei rose to become the world leader in telecoms networking equipment and one of the top smartphone manufacturers.
Beijing also passed a law in 2017 obliging Chinese companies to assist the government in matters of national security.
The decision could prove to be \"a major expense for Canada,\" Kendra Schaefer, tech policy researcher at consultancy Trivium China, told AFP.
\"Not only have local telecom providers already invested... in Huawei equipment, but additionally they are going to go back and have to rip out everything they've already installed,\" she added.
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