SATV 6 June, Kathmandu: Huawei Nepal successfully hosted the Nepal Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 on June 4, spotlighting groundbreaking advancements in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and paving the path for digital transformation in the country. Themed around building a fully connected Intelligent World and accelerating the Intelligent World, along with the aim of "Exploring New Growth Opportunities, Creating Business Value, and Driving Shared Success in the Age of All Intelligence," the event underscored Huawei’s commitment to shaping a more intelligent, sustainable, and connected future.

The congress featured a comprehensive exhibition of Huawei’s cutting-edge technologies, celebrating its 25-year journey in Nepal. Key highlights included demonstrations of Huawei's energy storage systems, AI-driven mobile technologies, and the strategic roadmap for advancing from 5G to 5.5G networks.

Interactive sessions captivated attendees with deep dives into AI trends, digital energy, and the 5G ecosystem. These sessions, moderated by seasoned Huawei Nepal professionals, also examined the digital divide within South Asia — with particular focus on Nepal's ongoing transition from 4G towards next-generation networks.

Mukunda Baidhya, a distinguished member of Huawei Nepal’s Solution Department, presented a compelling overview of the company’s contributions to digital power. He emphasized Huawei’s global R&D footprint — comprising 12 research and development centers, including four in China and eight across other international hubs — and outlined the evolution of energy sources from traditional firewood to AI-enhanced solar solutions.

Huawei also highlighted its corporate social responsibility initiatives, recalling its pivotal role in Nepal’s post-earthquake reconstruction in 2015 and its robust support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, the company reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability, citing significant milestones in reducing carbon emissions both in China and globally.

Another focal point of the congress was the integration of Huawei's intelligent technologies into electric vehicles (EVs) and transport infrastructure. According to company representatives, Huawei’s EV solutions offer superior cost-efficiency, real-time ground servicing, and instant maintenance — distinguishing them from competitors in the market.

Over the past 25 years, Huawei Nepal has evolved from executing small-scale projects to becoming a cornerstone of the nation’s ICT development. Notably, the company has prioritized local empowerment by leveraging domestic talent and resources, reinforcing its role as a catalyst for technological progress in Nepal.

With this congress, Huawei Nepal not only showcased its technological prowess but also reaffirmed its vision to accelerate Nepal’s journey toward an intelligent, sustainable, and digitally inclusive future.