He said that Huawei is also advancing AI-driven security models, including a large-scale model with over 10 billion parameters designed to help security agencies identify and respond to threats. Malik explained that Huawei’s Pangu AI model, a cloud-based solution, will aid in national security decision-making by interpreting the vast data generated in today’s digitalized environments. While Huawei’s global research facilities range from privacy labs in Canada to cryptography centers in Singapore, Malik noted that although the Middle East is a strategic focus for digitalization, it currently lacks dedicated R&D centers, he added.

Talking about Huawei's outlook in Milipol in addition to showcasing of high-tech and most latest innovative ' Idea Presence' solution, he said that Huawei aims to deepen partnerships and showcase its ability to integrate device- and solution-based security into ICT systems for homeland and public safety agencies across the region.