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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> BUCHAREST: Romania<\/a>'s biggest opposition party will trigger a public inquiry into Huawei<\/a>'s contribution to critical infrastructure and seek to bar it from 5G<\/a> network development due to mounting security concerns, its IT expert said on Tuesday.

Some Western countries, including the United States and Australia, have restricted Huawei from building next-generation mobile networks, citing concerns that its equipment may contain 'back doors' opening it to cyber-espionage.

Washington is concerned about the expansion of the world's biggest maker of telecoms equipment in its NATO allies in central Europe, including Hungary and Poland. Romania has become particularly important since 2016, when the United States activated an $800 million missile shield site, angering Russia.

\"We need to protect our strategic interests and there's a lot of suspicion lingering around,\" said Pavel Popescu, the National Liberal Party's (PNL) representative on parliament's IT committee. \"It's crucially urgent to block any public deals, contracts, tenders with the Chinese company.\"

Huawei has repeatedly denied spying or intending to spy for the Chinese state. It has been present in the Romanian market since 2003.

The PNL expert pointed to a 2013 memorandum of understanding signed by the then-telecoms minister with Huawei, offering them an opportunity to participate in the construction of the national information and communications system, traffic monitoring, tracking and e-government projects.

No details on the progress of works have been published.

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Popescu showed Reuters an official letter sent by his parliament grouping to the telecoms ministry on Feb. 11, calling for a risk review of Huawei equipment in state networks: \"We've yet to receive any answer, still waiting now, and shortly we will launch our action plan.\"

The government plans to launch first 5G licensing tenders later this year, probably in the last quarter, on overall investment of about 3 billion euros, officials have said.

Popescu, whose PNL is running neck-and-neck at 25 percent with the ruling Social Democrats in opinion surveys, said: \"A Chinese equipment-free network will be costlier.\"

Globally, Huawei is playing a leading role as the telecoms world gears up for the next generation wireless technology.

\"The supreme reasoning behind our stance is the partnership with America and our key role in NATO's architecture,\" Popescu said, adding: \"All tools are on the table, including involving the president and his security council's assessment on Huawei.\"

In Romania the Supreme Defence Council, chaired by President Klaus Iohannis since 2015, adopts all strategic decisions, including endorsing budgets of national security sectors.

The Special Telecommunications Service, which oversees Romania's critical communication networks, has yet to respond to a Feb. 26 request by Reuters regarding the current stage of implementation of the memorandum.


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罗马尼亚的反对派希望华为在电信基础设施的禁令

罗马尼亚的反对派希望华为在电信基础设施的禁令

  • 发布于2019年3月6日凌晨08:33坚持
布加勒斯特:罗马尼亚最大的反对党将触发一个公共调查华为对关键基础设施的贡献,试图阻止它5克由于网络发展越来越多的安全问题,其IT专家周二表示。

一些西方国家,包括美国和澳大利亚,限制华为从构建下一代移动网络,因担心其设备可能包含“后门”开放网络间谍活动。

华盛顿担心的扩张是世界上最大的电信设备制造商在其北约盟国在中欧,包括匈牙利和波兰。罗马尼亚已成为自2016年以来尤其重要,当美国激活一个8亿美元的导弹防御系统的网站,激怒了俄罗斯。

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“我们需要保护我们的战略利益和有很多的疑虑挥之不去,”帕维尔Popescu说,全国自由党(PNL)代表议会的委员会。“这是至关重要的紧急的阻止任何公开交易,合同,招标与中国公司。”

华为一再否认间谍或打算为中国政府间谍。它已经出现在罗马尼亚市场自2003年以来。

的专家指出,2013 then-telecoms部长与华为签署的谅解备忘录,为他们提供一个机会参与建设国家信息和通信系统、交通监控、跟踪和电子政务项目。

任何细节上的进步已经出版工作。

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Popescu显示路透社一位官员信由他的议会分组发送到电信部门2月11日,要求华为设备状态的网络风险评估:“我们没有收到任何回答,现在还在等待,不久,我们将启动行动计划。”

政府计划今年晚些时候发射前5 g牌照发放招标,很可能在最后一个季度,对整体投资约30亿欧元,官员说。

Popescu的PNL阿多在25%与执政的社会民主党在民意调查中,说:“中国之中网络将昂贵。”

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在全球范围内,华为是发挥主导作用的电信世界齿轮下一代无线技术。

“最高原因我们的立场是与美国的伙伴关系,我们的关键作用在北约的体系结构中,“Popescu说,并补充道:“所有的工具都放在桌子上,包括总统和他的安全委员会的评估华为”。

在罗马尼亚最高国防委员会,由总统克劳斯Iohannis自2015年以来,采用所有的战略决策,包括支持国家安全部门的预算。

特殊的电信服务,负责罗马尼亚的关键通信网络,尚未回复2月26日路透请求谅解备忘录的有关当前阶段的实现。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> BUCHAREST: Romania<\/a>'s biggest opposition party will trigger a public inquiry into Huawei<\/a>'s contribution to critical infrastructure and seek to bar it from 5G<\/a> network development due to mounting security concerns, its IT expert said on Tuesday.

Some Western countries, including the United States and Australia, have restricted Huawei from building next-generation mobile networks, citing concerns that its equipment may contain 'back doors' opening it to cyber-espionage.

Washington is concerned about the expansion of the world's biggest maker of telecoms equipment in its NATO allies in central Europe, including Hungary and Poland. Romania has become particularly important since 2016, when the United States activated an $800 million missile shield site, angering Russia.

\"We need to protect our strategic interests and there's a lot of suspicion lingering around,\" said Pavel Popescu, the National Liberal Party's (PNL) representative on parliament's IT committee. \"It's crucially urgent to block any public deals, contracts, tenders with the Chinese company.\"

Huawei has repeatedly denied spying or intending to spy for the Chinese state. It has been present in the Romanian market since 2003.

The PNL expert pointed to a 2013 memorandum of understanding signed by the then-telecoms minister with Huawei, offering them an opportunity to participate in the construction of the national information and communications system, traffic monitoring, tracking and e-government projects.

No details on the progress of works have been published.

RISK REVIEW

Popescu showed Reuters an official letter sent by his parliament grouping to the telecoms ministry on Feb. 11, calling for a risk review of Huawei equipment in state networks: \"We've yet to receive any answer, still waiting now, and shortly we will launch our action plan.\"

The government plans to launch first 5G licensing tenders later this year, probably in the last quarter, on overall investment of about 3 billion euros, officials have said.

Popescu, whose PNL is running neck-and-neck at 25 percent with the ruling Social Democrats in opinion surveys, said: \"A Chinese equipment-free network will be costlier.\"

Globally, Huawei is playing a leading role as the telecoms world gears up for the next generation wireless technology.

\"The supreme reasoning behind our stance is the partnership with America and our key role in NATO's architecture,\" Popescu said, adding: \"All tools are on the table, including involving the president and his security council's assessment on Huawei.\"

In Romania the Supreme Defence Council, chaired by President Klaus Iohannis since 2015, adopts all strategic decisions, including endorsing budgets of national security sectors.

The Special Telecommunications Service, which oversees Romania's critical communication networks, has yet to respond to a Feb. 26 request by Reuters regarding the current stage of implementation of the memorandum.


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