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https://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2019-05-31/doc-ihvhiqay2677943.shtml

马哈蒂尔:美国需接受东方国家技术变强

2019年05月31日 10:36 澎湃新闻



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第25届国际交流会议“亚洲的未来”5月30日上午在东京都内开幕,马来西亚总理马哈蒂尔在开幕式上发表主旨演讲,谈及对华为的支持和对中美贸易争端的看法。
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当地时间2019年5月30日,日本东京,第25届亚洲未来国际会议举行。马来西亚总理马哈蒂尔出席发表讲话。视觉中国 图
据日经中文网报道,马哈蒂尔在演讲中提及中国通信设备公司华为时表示:“(华为)远远超过马来西亚的技术水平,希望尽可能地使用(华为的)技术”。《南华早报》分析认为,这一言论可以看做是马哈蒂尔对于华为的“支持”,而后者将有可能参与到马来西亚国内5G网络的建设核心之中。
关于美国对华为的禁运措施,马哈蒂尔提出批评称,“不承认在研发领域东方国家正在变强是不行的”。 马哈蒂尔同时表示,“东方国家的产品已经不再是仿制品”,指出亚洲在移动电话等领域占据优势。马哈蒂尔表示“西方应该在其他领域竞争”。
美联社报道称,马哈蒂尔在发言中敦促美国在与中国的一系列争端(包括华为事件)上与中国对话,并敦促世界接受中国的技术实力。
“当两个巨人互相争斗时,我们发现草被踩踏了。”马哈蒂尔说,他强调全球其他较小经济体将会因这两大经济体的关系受挫。由于全球经济的紧张局势的影响,马来西亚2019年第一季度国内生产总值放缓。
马哈蒂尔补充道,虽然美国长期以来一直有很强的研发能力,但有时候,“他们必须接受东方也拥有这种能力。”他说,“我们必须承认,美国不能永远是世界上拥有最好技术的超级大国。”
马哈蒂尔认为,“华为已经在某些领域取得了超越美国技术的巨大进步。”对于华盛顿将华为列入黑名单的做法,马哈蒂尔认为这是种威胁,“如果我没有领先,我将封锁你,将派遣战舰——这不是竞赛,这是威胁。”
对于马哈蒂尔的此番言论,中国外交部发言人陆慷表示,马哈蒂尔总理说了一句大实话,但是说的是一句公道话。包括中国和马来西亚在内的广大发展中国家,当然有发展能力、提高科技水平进步的权利。事实上,在经济全球化的今天,通过互利合作实现共同发展、共同进步,这能为各国都开拓更大的发展空间,也能够做大共同利益的蛋糕,是符合所有国家利益的。
之前,马来西亚对华特使陈国伟4月28日在接受澎湃新闻采访时表示,马哈蒂尔非常欣赏华为。

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Mahathir: The United States needs to accept the technology of the Eastern countries to become stronger
May 31, 2019 10:36 澎湃News
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The 25th International Exchange Conference "The Future of Asia" opened in Tokyo on the morning of May 30. Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohiel delivered a keynote speech at the opening ceremony to talk about Huawei's support and views on Sino-US trade disputes.

On May 30, 2019, Tokyo, Japan, the 25th Asian International Conference on the Future of Asia was held. Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir attended the speech. Visual China

According to the Nikkei Chinese website, Mahathir mentioned in the speech that Huawei, a Chinese communications equipment company, said: "(Huawei) far exceeds the technical level of Malaysia and hopes to use (Huawei) technology as much as possible." According to the analysis of the South China Morning Post, this statement can be seen as Mahathir’s “support” for Huawei, and the latter will likely participate in the core of the construction of Malaysia’s domestic 5G network.

Regarding the US embargo on Huawei, Mahathir has criticized that "it is not acceptable to recognize that the eastern countries are becoming stronger in the field of R&D." Mahathir also said that "the products of the Eastern countries are no longer imitations", pointing out that Asia has an advantage in areas such as mobile phones. Mahathir said that "the West should compete in other areas."

The Associated Press reported that Mahathir urged the United States to talk to China on a series of disputes with China, including the Huawei incident, and urged the world to accept China's technological strength.

"When the two giants fought each other, we found that the grass was trampled." Mahathir said he stressed that other smaller economies around the world will be frustrated by the relationship between the two economies. Due to the global economic tension, Malaysia’s GDP in the first quarter of 2019 slowed down.

Mahathir added that although the United States has long had strong R&D capabilities, sometimes “they must accept that the East also has this capability.” He said, “We must admit that the United States cannot always be owned by the world. The best technology superpower."

Mahathir believes that "Huawei has made great progress in some areas beyond US technology." For Washington's blacklisting of Huawei, Mahathir thinks this is a threat, "If I don't lead, I will block you and will send a warship - this is not a competition, it is a threat."

Regarding Mahathir’s remarks, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Wei said that Prime Minister Mahathir had said a big truth, but said a fair word. The vast number of developing countries, including China and Malaysia, certainly have the right to develop their capabilities and improve their technological progress. In fact, in today's economic globalization, mutual development and common progress through mutually beneficial cooperation can open up more room for development for all countries and also make a cake of common interests, which is in the interest of all countries.

Earlier, Malaysia’s special envoy to China, Chen Guowei, said in an interview with Yu Wei on April 28 that Mahathir appreciated Huawei very much.
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Dr M: Malaysia to use Huawei technology as much as possible


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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will make use of Huawei's technology as much as possible, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad told the Future of Asia conference in Tokyo, amidst ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.
Nikkei Asian Review reported that while countries including Japan and Australia were avoiding the use of Huawei equipment as they introduced new 5G mobile networks, Dr Mahathir said Malaysia had no intention of shunning the Chinese company.

"Huawei's research is far bigger than Malaysia's capability," Dr Mahathir said in the conference hosted by Nikkei.
"We will make use of their technology as much as possible," he said, adding that Huawei had achieved tremendous advancement over American technology.
Dr Mahathir reportedly said he was not concerned over allegations of espionage activities, because "we are an open book."
According to Nikkei, Dr Mahathir urged the United States to make concessions in its disputes with China, including the spat over Huawei Technologies.
He warned that a failure to negotiate could lead to military conflict.
Dr Mahathir said the United States must accept that its strong research and development capability could also now be found in the East.
"'If I am not ahead, I will ban you, I will send warships' - that is not competition," Dr Mahathir said, adding: "That is making a threat."
At the same time, Dr Mahathir also spoke out against Beijing's military advances in the South China Sea.
"No warships should be stationed in the South China Sea," he said, adding that "a slight incident could lead to war.
"When two giants are fighting each other, we see that it is the grass that gets trampled," he said.



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Malaysia's Mahathir backs Huawei in rare public rebuke of US

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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said Malaysia will use Huawei's gear "as much as possible", as they offer "tremendous advance over American technology".PHOTO: AFP
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TOKYO (BLOOMBERG) - Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad came out in support of Huawei Technologies Co, the Chinese technology giant blacklisted by the United States amid claims the group aids Beijing in espionage.
Malaysia will use Huawei's gear "as much as possible", as they offer "tremendous advance over American technology", Tun Dr Mahathir said at a forum in Tokyo on Thursday (May 30).
The public comments by Dr Mahathir are a snub to the Trump administration's campaign against the telecommunications network-gear maker.
They also signal US efforts to win allies against Huawei are flopping in some countries that are prioritising development of 5G wireless networks, one of the firm's specialities.
The targeting of Huawei by the US has also complicated the trade war between Washington and Beijing, leaving telecoms operators around the world to decide whether to shun the Chinese equipment maker.
This week, Singapore-based mobile phone carrier M1 said it is open to more dealings with the Chinese company, while flagging that there will be alternative providers as well for 5G infrastructure.


A day later, Japan-based SoftBank Corp selected Nokia Oyj and Ericsson AB as vendors for its next-generation wireless network, excluding long-time supplier Huawei.
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Dr Mahathir had also visited Huawei's Beijing office in late April.
"We found that Huawei is very advanced" in the use of artificial intelligence, he said at the time. "We see there is an opportunity for us, together with Huawei, to improve our capacity in the fields of communication and AI."
Outside Asia, Britain's BT Group announced plans to remove Huawei gear from the core of its mobile network soon after the head of foreign intelligence agency MI6 said Britain warned about the risks of using Chinese equipment.

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A day after Mahathir voiced support for Huawei, China’s ambassador to Malaysia says the countries will be ‘friends forever’



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May 31, 2019

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Malaysian PM Mahathir with Ren Zhengfei, CEO of Huawei, in April, 2019. Facebook/Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Malaysia
China’s ambassador to Malaysia has penned a lengthy article in tribute to the 45-year-old friendship between the two countries.

Titled “Friendship Forever China – Malaysia”, Ambassador Bai Tian said that the two nations will be “friends forever”, adding that they “shall help each other to pursue common development in the long run”.

Bai’s 1,171-word article was published on the embassy’s Facebook page on Friday (May 31), just one day after Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said Malaysia would continue to use Chinese tech giant Huawei’s technology “as much as possible”.

Speaking at the Future of Asia conference in Tokyo, Dr Mahathir also dismissed concerns that Huawei could be carrying out cyber-spying in other nations. “Yes, there may be some spying, but what is there to spy in Malaysia? We are an open book,” he said.


He also said that Huawei had a “tremendous advance” in technology over the United States, adding: “We have to accept that the US cannot forever be the supreme nation in the world that can have the best technology.”

While Bai did not reference Mahathir’s open support for Huawei in his letter, he wrote that Mahathir had been on nine official visits to China during his two terms as Prime Minister.

The Malaysian leader also had meetings with Chinese national leaders “on the new grand blueprint for China-Malaysia cooperation”, he wrote.

Explaining that “friendship plays a very important role in Chinese culture”, Bai compared the 45 years of China-Malaysia relations to a tree with “abundant fruits” that have “brought about tangible benefits to the people of two countries”.

“If (we) compare the China-Malaysia friendship to a tree, political mutual trust would be the soil for the planting of the tree. The successive leaders of the two countries have played an important guiding role in promoting China-Malaysia friendship,” he said.

“Win-win cooperation would be the continuous source of irrigating of the tree,” he added.

He ended off the note with a wish for the friendship between China and Malaysia to “remain fresh forever”.

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