THE US government will issue licences to companies
seeking to sell goods to China's Huawei where there is
"no threat to national security," said Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross,
Reuters reported.
Speaking at an annual department conference in
Washington, Secretary Ross affirmed that the company would remain on the Entity
List, meaning that licences would likely be denied, but also offered an opening
for some to be approved.
"The actual policy, of what is not going to endanger
US security, is not clear," Washington trade lawyer Doug Jacobson said.
"The only way that industry can determine the line is by submitting
[licence] applications and knowing what types will be approved and which types
will be denied."
Seeking to revive trade talks with China, US President
Donald Trump announced last month that American companies would
again be allowed to sell products to Huawei Technologies, the world's largest
telecommunications equipment maker.
President Trump's comments came after the United States
placed Huawei on the US Commerce Department's so-called Entity List in May over
national security concerns. US parts and components generally cannot be sold to
those on the list without special licences.
Source : HKSG.
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