ZTE to setup R&D center in Pakistan
ZTE, China's largest publicly traded telecommunications equipment maker, said it will set up a research and development center in Pakistan to serve the South Asian market.

ZTE's involvement with Pakistan dates back to 1998, when it won its first foreign equipment order there, worth US$95 million (HK$741 million).

Two years later it opened a manufacturing facility there, its first outside China, which supplies telecom switching equipment to local customers. Last month, ZTE said it began production of code division multiple access equipment at a plant in Haryana, India, its first in that country.

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- posted @ Saturday, April 09, 2005