Huawei has emerged from the ravages of US-led sanctions to resume growth and profitability, by focusing most strongly on nonaligned countries that are still open to the vendor for LTE and 5G equipment. This has become increasingly evident over the past year, culminating in successful sponsorship of the 14th Global Mobile Broadband (MBB) this month in Dubai, which we touch on in a separate article concerning FWA this week. Huawei has evolved a three-pronged global strategy, the first concentrated on the domestic Chinese marker, the second being on those countries where it has been at least partially excluded, mostly in Europe. The third prong is targeting non-aligned countries, chiefly in Asia, Middle East, Africa and Latin America, where many operators…