The comments came after US President Donald Trump asked the iPhone maker to relocate its plants to its home turf, in order to avoid his proposed tariff on Chinese imports.
The commission said it will strengthen communication and coordination with government departments to guarantee the employment of newly hired migrant workers as work resumes around the country in accordance with local epidemic control requirements.
The committee "enthusiastically supports President Trump and continues to reject the policy positions of the Obama-Biden Administration," said a statement. "The 2020 Republican National Convention will adjourn without adopting a new platform until the 2024 Republican National Convention."
The company has minimized the negative impact from the COVID-19 epidemic and the plunge of the global oil price in the first quarter, and will enact stricter cost management and pay more attention to cash flow management this year, said Xu Keqiang, CEO of the company.
The company has been making a big push to make sure this year’s Prime Day, with more than 100,000 deals expected for Amazon Prime members, is even grander than?the original.
The company first entered China in 1987. Today it is the company's third largest market after the US and France, generating almost 2 billion euros (.29 billion) of sales in China last year, 7 percent of its global turnover.
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The committee will have its office based at the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the official told Xinhua while declining to be identified.
The company has accomplished such authorization reforms in four subsidiaries in Jiangxi, Guangdong, Jiangsu and Sichuan provinces, and two business units-the mechanical and electrical engineering business unit and the infrastructure business unit.
The company has set up a food safety management team of 2,000 specialists. Its traceability system received recognition of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in August.
The comment came after Huawei posted 401.3 billion yuan (.3 billion) in revenue in the first half of 2019, marking a 23.2 percent year-on-year jump. The financial performance came as Huawei faces restrictions from the US government which put the Chinese company on an "entity list" in May, banning the Chinese tech company from buying US technologies without special government approval.