Pakistan's IT Minister Opens Huawei's First National Spare Parts Repair Center
The facility is intended to speed up local telecom equipment maintenance and reduce Pakistan's reliance on overseas repairs.
Pakistan's Minister for Information Technology has inaugurated Huawei's first national-level spare parts repair center in the country, according to the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The new facility is designed to advance Pakistan's telecommunications infrastructure by enabling faster local maintenance of network equipment, the report said. Officials framed the center as a way to reduce the country's dependence on sending equipment abroad for repairs.
According to APP, the center is also intended to support network continuity during both emergencies and routine operations, potentially shortening downtime for telecom operators that rely on Huawei hardware.
Huawei has maintained a significant presence in Pakistan's telecommunications sector for years, supplying network equipment to major local operators. The opening of a dedicated repair facility suggests an effort to deepen that infrastructure footprint within the country rather than relying solely on international supply chains.
Further details on the center's capacity, staffing or investment scale were not included in the available report.
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- Minister IT inaugurates Huawei’s first national-level spare parts repair center in Pakistan — APP (Pakistan)
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