Huawei prohibited the European Parliament on bribery investigation – politician

Huawei had nine registered people to enter the facilities of Parliament when it was last updated Your entry into the transparency registry In October.

The prohibition would affect the registered Huawei lobbyists to enter the facilities of Parliament. It applies to all facilities in Brussels, Strasbourg, Luxembourg and in the link offices that the institution has in EU countries.

Police sealed two offices belonging to parliamentary assistants on Thursday. The authorities have raided 21 addresses in Brussels, Flanders, Wallonia and Portugal, and several people have been arrested, prosecutors said.

A spokesman for Parliament and did not respond immediately to a request for comments.

A Huawei spokesman did not immediately respond to the request for comments, but said in a previous statement that the company “takes these accusations seriously and will urgently communicate with the investigation to better understand the situation.”

Elisa Braun contributed to the reports.