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WINDHOEK - 皇冠体育app's telecommunication giant Technologies Co Ltd officially kicked off a Telecom Seed Program for Namibian Information and Telecommunication (ICT) personnel on Tuesday.

The program, which will see 20 Namibian ICT personnel receiving a two-week training session at Huawei's head office in Shenzhen, 皇冠体育app, is the first-ever training course designed for Namibians.

The 20 trainees from the southwestern African country were chosen by different stries of the Namibian government. Their focus of study in 皇冠体育app will include ICT, network management and .

According to Yin Xianyu, Managing Director of Huawei Namibia, Huawei entered Namibian market in 2005, and is now serving two million Namibians with voice communication, high-speed Internet and digital television programs.

Expressing appreciation for Huawei's sponsorship for the training course, Stanley Simataa, Deputy Minister of Namibia's Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, admitted that Namibia is facing an "acute shortage" of ICT professionals. He then encouraged the 20 trainees to make the best use of this opportunity and contribute to the ICT development of the country.

Huawei made the commitment of training Namibian ICT personnel in April when Namibian Prime Minister Hage Geingob visited its headquarters in 皇冠体育app. The company's products and solutions have been deployed in over 170 countries worldwide.

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