BSI presents ISO 37001 certificates and the Compliance Governance Excellence Award to Huawei at HUAWEI CONNECT 2026 · FLORENCE.
During HUAWEI CONNECT 2026 · FLORENCE, BSI (British Standards Institution) presented ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems certificates to Huawei organisations across 14 European countries and presented Huawei Group with the Compliance Governance Excellence Award.
During the event, Harold Pradal, President of BSI Assurance Services, delivered a keynote speech titled “From Compliance Trends to Trust: Integrity in a Changing World.”
He highlighted that international standards provide a common framework for responsible business conduct, while independent third-party assessments help strengthen stakeholder confidence, foster industry collaboration, and promote sustainable development.
Huawei’s ISO 37001 certification program across 14 European countries adopts international standards as a common framework, with BSI conducting independent third-party assessments of the relevant organizations’ anti-bribery management systems.
The Compliance Governance Excellence Award, presented by BSI to Huawei Group, recognizes Huawei’s sustained investment and achievements in developing compliance management systems aligned with industry best practices and enhancing its global compliance governance capabilities.
For multinational ICT businesses, the certification program provides telecommunications operators, enterprise customers, and business partners with independent third-party assessment information on the anti-bribery management systems of the relevant Huawei organisations and how these systems operate. This helps strengthen industry trust and supports long-term business cooperation.
James Chen, Chief Compliance Officer of Huawei Group, stated: “Conducting business with integrity, upholding business ethics, and complying with relevant applicable laws and regulations have long been the core principles followed by Huawei.”
He explained that through continuous investment, Huawei is committed to establishing a compliance management system that aligns with industry best practices, and incorporating compliance management into end-to-end business activities and processes. Huawei will continue cultivating a culture of integrity and asks that all employees adhere to the Employee Business Conduct Guidelines.
James Chen further stated: “Compliance is a shared responsibility across the entire business ecosystem. A healthy, open, and sustainable business environment requires the collective efforts of all stakeholders. Huawei looks forward to working with BSI, customers, and partners to strengthen industry trust through integrity and compliance, and jointly build a sustainable business ecosystem.”
