Russia got ice at the Mobile World Congress, the world’s largest trade show for mobile technologies. GSMA, the industry body that runs the MWC, stated Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It is worth noting that the Russian pavilion, a stand where countries will exhibit their local technology scene, won’t participate at the event. According to the director, the GSMA strongly condemns Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In fact, the organization said the situation is developing rapidly. Accordingly, the event’s security is constantly monitored and regulated as soon as information emerges. The CEO of Vodafone also expressed support for the victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
In addition, in the wake of the Ukraine war, a similar conference shows the importance of global sectors and communities. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began on Thursday and was instantly condemned by government leaders worldwide. The United States and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia’s banking system, including President Vladimir Putin. Analysts estimate that the GSMA should respond and take decisive action.
On Monday, China Mobile, Telecom, and Unicom were notably silent on Ukraine. China’s Foreign Ministry last week refused to call an invasion of Ukraine a Russian attack instead of blaming the United States. European TV executives spoke much louder on the issue.
Leading telecom leaders arrived in Barcelona for the MWC, where smartphone makers, mobile network operators, and tech giants showcase their latest gadgets and innovations. Telecom leaders spent a significant portion of their opening remarks demanding an increase in investment in emerging economies and sectors; Where people do not have access to the internet and smartphones.
However, the Ukraine war largely overshadowed this event mainly because of Russia’s growing threat of cyber-attacks and disinformation campaigns. Meta said Sunday it had discovered a disinformation network focused on spreading false news about the conflict.
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