INFORMATION and communications technology giant Huawei
recently celebrated the completion of a logistics centre upgrade in Biatorbagy,
a few kilometres west of Budapest.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Chinese
Ambassador to Hungary Xiao Qian attended the inauguration ceremony, Xinhua
reports.
The logistics centre has a warehouse of 30,000 square
metres. According to Huawei's plan, the logistics centre's import and export
volume is expected to reach US$1.5 billion, and the logistics throughput to
reach 500,000 cubic metres at the end of this year.
The facility is intended to handle the transport and
storage of products destined for the European, North African, Russian, and
Middle East markets.
"The only countries that will remain standing and
that have the chance to become winners in the post-recession world are those
which are open to China and where Chinese businesses are present," said
Prime Minister Orban said at the ceremony.
Xiao Qian said that Huawei made a positive contribution
to the promotion of local employment and economic and social development in the
past nine years. Huawei is an example of mutually beneficial and win-win
cooperation, common development, he said.
Hungary has become Huawei's second largest global supply
chain network hub location. Huawei started its European supply centre in
Hungary in 2009.
Source : HKSG.
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