Huawei chairwoman nabs ITU award

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Using ICT to empower women.

The International Telecommunications Union has recognised Huawei chairman Sun Yafang for her contribution to digital developments in ICT "as a means of empowering women and girls".

Huawei chairwoman nabs ITU award
Sun Yafang (courtesy ITU).

Ms Yafang was one of three women recognised by the ITU for promoting ICT.

Argentina's president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and Hollywood actor Geena Davis were also recognised by the union.

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