ZTE Asia-Pacific HQ Opens in Singapore

Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer and wireless provider ZTE Corporation opened its Asia-Pacific headquarters today in Singapore in Parkview Square. The company issued this announcement:

ZTE Opens Asia-Pacific Headquaters In Singapore

Zhang Yun, the Chinese Ambassador to Singapore, praised ZTE as "the largest listed telecommunications manufacturer in China," and said: “With its substantial investment into R&D, and its proprietary intelligent property rights, ZTE illustrates the strength of Chinese companies in high-technology markets."

AB -- 4/22/05

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