Huawei will speak to the Australian public in order to redeem itself for the 5G network construction

Reportedly, Huawei is to hold several town-hall meetings around the country in order to try to convince Australian citizens of its innocence and thus to attempt to reverse the government’s decision to exclude its gear from the construction of the Australian 5G network.
In order to better make its case, Huawei has chosen Andy Purdy, the company’s head of cybersecurity in the US, who was once a top cybersecurity official in the administration of George W. Bush, to assist in the first town-hall meeting, alongside Nick Xenophon, former Australian lawmaker, who will be speaking at the events.
Australia was once a valuable market for Huawei, before the ban on its gear. Now, Huawei’s ex chairman for Australia, John Lord, who resigned from his position back in February, as Huawei’s role in constructing the country’s 5G network decreased, said that the company needs to “reshape itself, restructure itself, focus on where it is in Australia now and move on from there”.