【CXO风采】华为公司副董事长、轮值董事长、CFO（首席财务官）孟晚舟

一、个人简介

孟晚舟，女，汉族，1972年出生于四川成都，任正非之女，中国香港永久居民，深圳大学会计系毕业，华中理工大学（现华中科技大学）管理学硕士。历任公司财务部门的几个高级职位，包括销售融资与资金管理部总裁、账务管理部总裁、华为香港公司首席财务官，以及国际会计部总监。

现任华为公司副董事长、轮值董事长、CFO（首席财务官）。

二、人物经历

孟晚舟，1972年出生于四川成都，1993年加入华为，历任公司国际会计部总监、华为香港公司首席财务官、账务管理部总裁、销售融资与资金管理部总裁等。主要负责华为公司的财务运营及管理，包括财务策略、风险管理、融资筹划、税务遵从等业务。

1993年，孟晚舟深圳大学毕业进入华为工作。最初几年，她和另外三个女孩承担了总机转接和文件打印等工作，琐碎且辛苦。

1996年，公司第一次参加国际通讯展，孟晚舟随团去了莫斯科。

1997-1998年，就读于华中理工大学（现华中科技大学）财务专业硕士。

1998年，孟晚舟从行政转到财务。

2003年，孟晚舟负责建立全球统一的华为财务组织，这一系列的改革包括组织架构、业务流程、财务制度和IT平台，使得全球的财务组织以更高的效率和更低的成本运作。

2005年到2009年，在华为全球账务系统的统一化和标准化建设中，孟晚舟主导建立了五个账务共享中心，覆盖和支撑全球的会计核算工作，并推动华为全球集中支付中心在深圳落成。

2007年开始，孟晚舟负责实施华为集成财经服务的变革项目，该项目实施能为各级经营组织提供更完善、更准确、更有价值的财务数据，促使华为持续为客户提供高品质的综合解决方案。

2011年4月17日，华为公司在其官方网站上首次公布了董事会及监事会成员名单。名单显示，孟晚舟为新一届董事会成员，并出任公司常务董事、CFO。

2018年3月23日，经持股员工代表会投票选举，孟晚舟出任华为副董事长。

2022年3月28日下午，华为2021年年度报告发布会在深圳华为坂田基地举行，华为公司副董事长、CFO孟晚舟出席发布会。

2022年3月30日，新担任华为轮值董事长职务的华为CFO孟晚舟出席华为第二批军团组建成立大会，并为运动健康军团授旗。

2022年4月1日，孟晚舟正式担任华为轮值董事长。

2023年2月7日，孟晚舟出席中国建材集团与华为技术有限公司举行的战略合作协议签约仪式。

2023年3月27日至3月28日，华为新一届董事会产生：孟晚舟在内。

2023年4月1日，孟晚舟将迎来上任华为轮值董事长后的首次当值。轮值期六个月，自2023年4月1日起，至2023年9月30日。

三、人物事件

1、2018年

2018年12月1日，加拿大应美国当局要求逮捕了孟晚舟；同月11日，加拿大法院作出裁决，批准孟晚舟的保释申请。

12月6日，媒体报道，日前加拿大应美国当局要求逮捕了华为公司首席财务孟晚舟。同日，外交部发言人耿爽主持例行记者会。耿爽表示，中方已就该事分别向加方、美方提出严正交涉，并表明严正立场，要求对方立即对拘押理由作出澄清，立即释放被拘押人员，切实保障当事人的合法、正当权益。美、加双方均未对拘押理由作出任何澄清。中国驻温哥华总领馆在第一时间向当事人提供领事协助。中方要求加方切实保障中国公民的安全、人道主义待遇及合法权益。

12月7日消息，华为董事会日前内部通报，经公司常务董事会讨论，决定由梁华暂时代孟晚舟行集团CFO的职责。本决定于发布之日生效。该文由华为轮值董事长郭平签发。

12月8日，中国外交部副部长乐玉成紧急召见加拿大驻华大使麦家廉，就加方拘押华为公司负责人提出严正交涉和强烈抗议。

乐玉成指出，加方以应美方要求为由，将在加拿大温哥华转机的中国公民拘押，严重侵犯中国公民的合法、正当权益，于法不顾，于理不合，于情不容，性质极其恶劣。中方强烈敦促加方立即释放被拘押人员，切实保障当事人的合法、正当权益。否则必将造成严重后果，加方要为此承担全部责任。

12月9日，中国外交部副部长乐玉成紧急召见美国驻华大使布兰斯塔德，就美方无理要求加方拘押在加拿大温哥华转机的华为公司负责人提出严正交涉和强烈抗议。

乐玉成指出，美方所作所为严重侵犯中国公民的合法、正当权益，性质极其恶劣。中方对此坚决反对，强烈敦促美方务必高度重视中方严正立场，立即采取措施纠正错误做法，撤销对中国公民的逮捕令。中方将视美方行动作出进一步反应。

12月10日，在例行的记者会上，发言人陆慷就近日热点进行回应。相关内容如下：有记者问，中方说孟晚舟的人权遭到侵害，具体是哪项人权？陆慷表示，中加之间是有领事条约的，根据双边的领事条约规定，加拿大方面在对孟晚舟女士实施拘押的第一时间，应该向中国驻加拿大使领馆进行通报。但是很遗憾，我们并没有第一时间从加拿大政府方面得到这样的通报。陆慷指出，媒体上已经有一些披露和细节，孟女士在被拘押的过程中，包括对她采取的一些不人道措施，包括对她提供必要的医疗保障方面的措施，根本就没有到位，我们认为这是不人道的。

对于华为集团副董事长孟晚舟持有香港特区护照，行政长官林郑月娥指出，有关签发情况与入境政策完全一致，孟晚舟在任何时候只持有一本有效特区护照。

12月11日，中国外交部长王毅发表演讲：对于任何肆意侵害中国公民正当权益的霸凌行径，中方绝不会坐视不管，将全力维护中国公民合法权利，还世间公道正义！

同日，加拿大法院作出裁决，批准孟晚舟的保释申请。

2、2019年

1月29日，美国司法部宣布了对孟晚舟的指控，并正式向加拿大提出引渡孟晚舟的请求。

2月18日（当地时间），BBC公布对任正非的专访。其中，任正非谈及孟晚舟事件，明确反对美方的指控。

3月1日，加拿大司法部批准继续推进有关中国公民孟晚舟的引渡听证会。华为对此发布律师声明称，美国的指控是出于政治动机，在此情况下，加拿大司法部长仍然决定签发授权推进令，华为对此感到失望。

3月6号上午（当地时间），孟晚舟在位于加拿大温哥华的卑诗省最高法庭再次出庭。孟晚舟当天身着一身休闲服，头戴帽子走出家门。她看起来神情轻松，笑容一直挂在脸上。外交部发言人陆慷2号就加拿大方面执意推进针对中国公民孟晚舟的所谓引渡司法程序发表谈话。陆慷说，中方对加方执意推进对孟晚舟女士的所谓引渡司法程序表示强烈不满和坚决反对，并已提出严正交涉。中方在孟晚舟事件上的立场是明确的、坚定的。美加两国滥用其双边引渡条约，对中国公民任意采取强制措施，是对中国公民合法权益的严重侵犯。这是一起严重的政治事件。“我们再次敦促美方立即撤销对孟晚舟女士的逮捕令和引渡请求，敦促加方立即释放孟晚舟女士，让她平安回到中国。”陆慷说。

2019年9月23日上午，孟晚舟引渡案在不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院再次开庭审理，孟晚舟出庭，脚腕上可见被锁上的监察装置。此次开庭，引渡案将进入实质性审理阶段，控辩双方将就案件已有的证据和关键问题进行辩论。

3、2020年

1月20日，据环球网报道，孟晚舟再次出庭接受审讯。可以看到孟晚舟气色不错，虽然脚上仍然戴着限制她出行的电子镣铐。

3月30日（当地时间），加拿大卑诗省最高法院法官与代表孟晚舟的律师及代表加拿大检方的律师在温哥华就孟晚舟向美国引渡案举行视频会议，会议决定延至4月27日举行另一次案件管理会议。

4月27日（当地时间），为公司首席财务官孟晚舟引渡案在不列颠哥伦比亚省最高法院举行听证。因为新冠肺炎疫情的影响，本次听证采取网上方式进行，开庭后仅仅进行了不到30分钟就结束。孟晚舟女士此次没有出庭。

5月21日，据多家媒体报道，加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院表示，将在5月27日就中国华为公司高管孟晚舟案的“双重犯罪”问题作出裁决，即美国指控孟晚舟“对银行欺诈”的罪行是否在加拿大也构成犯罪。

5月27日上午（当地时间，北京时间为28日凌晨），加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院公布了孟晚舟引渡案的第一个判决结果，认定华为公司副董事长、首席财务官孟晚舟符合“双重犯罪”标准，因此对她的引渡案将继续审理，孟晚舟女士将留在加拿大参加后期的相关听证，并等待新的审判结果。

5月28日凌晨2点，加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院就“孟晚舟案”做出裁决：该案符合“双重犯罪”的引渡标准，孟晚舟不能获释。本质是“欺诈罪”。

6月23日（当地时间），加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院和孟晚舟引渡案的控、辩双方达成共识，对引渡案的全部日程进行确认，同意于8月17日恢复引渡听证会，对加拿大和美国当局提供的信息的证据可采纳性进行讨论；而关于美加是否滥用司法程序的辩论将于2021年2月16日开始。

7月23日，华为律师已向加拿大法院申请中止将孟晚舟引渡到美国的程序，他们指责特朗普和美国政府其他高级官员意图将孟晚舟作为“贸易争端的讨价还价筹码”，破坏了加拿大司法程序的完整性。

据人民日报报道称：“北京时间2020年7月24日上午，加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院公开孟晚舟引渡案下一阶段庭审的证据材料。早在5月28日，该法院裁定孟晚舟案的本质是“欺诈罪”。公开证据表明，所谓孟晚舟案，完全是美国炮制的政治案件。汇丰银行参与构陷，恶意做局、拼凑材料、捏造罪证，扮演了极不光彩的角色。孟晚舟是清白的！”

8月1日，据美国侨报报道，一份向加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省法庭提交的文件显示，以银行欺诈罪将华为首席财务官孟晚舟引渡到美国的要求已经满足。

8月17日，加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院就孟晚舟案举行庭审，讨论涉案证据信息披露问题。已公开的信息显示，加拿大执法机构在策划和实施对孟晚舟逮捕行动中涉嫌违规和滥用程序，包括与美国联邦调查局（FBI）合谋行动，在温哥华机场故意拖延时间，并对孟晚舟进行不正当搜查和盘问等。孟的律师团队向加拿大法院主张要求加拿大检方披露更多涉案证据信息。

2021年8月18日，孟晚舟引渡案结束审理，公布判决结果尚需时日。

9月28日，华为加拿大公司通过社交媒体发表书面声明，就当天开始的孟晚舟引渡案听证表示，“今天和本周，孟晚舟会参加在温哥华的不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院的听证。孟女士的立场是，引渡程序侵犯了她的宪章权利，也是对加拿大司法程序的滥用，因此应该终止。需要特别指出，孟女士正在寻求以程序滥用作为申诉理由，其中的第三分支是基于美方向加拿大司法部代表提供的案件记录的内容，这些内容存在误导性、遗漏和虚假陈述。

10月26日，孟晚舟在位于温哥华的加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省（又译卑诗省）高等法院再度出庭参加其引渡案的聆讯。在此轮聆讯中，控辩双方将围绕加执法部门在拘押孟晚舟的过程中是否存在程序滥用的问题，对证人展开交叉质询。

10月27日，参与逮捕行动的加拿大皇家骑警（RCMP）警员温斯顿·叶当庭承认，他使用内容有错误的宣誓书获得了法官的临时逮捕令。

4、2021年

1月29日，华为公司首席财务官孟晚舟放宽保释条件的申请被加拿大的法庭驳回。

4月21日（当地时间），孟晚舟引渡案主审法官在温哥华作出裁决，同意孟方律师提出的将引渡案最后环节庭审推迟到8月的申请。

8月4日（当地时间），孟晚舟引渡案聆讯在加拿大的温哥华再次开庭，孟晚舟的辩护团队和代表美国司法部的检控官之间进行法庭辩论，庭审过程预计于8月21日结束。

8月9日，孟晚舟引渡案在加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚高等法院开庭。孟晚舟出现在法庭上。

8月10日，孟晚舟引渡案对“程序滥用”采取“司法补救”的审理结束。法庭商定，本案最早将于8月19日完成全部审理。

8月18日下午（加拿大当地时间），孟晚舟引渡案在不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院的审理全部结束，法官没有立即宣布判决结果。华为加拿大公司就不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院孟晚舟引渡案结束审理发表声明。随着案件审理的结束，孟晚舟的律师将提请法庭考虑程序滥用相关分支的综合影响，让孟晚舟获得自由。相关判决有望在几个月后作出。外界预计，判决结果有可能在加拿大2021年的大选之后，也就是10月下旬或之后再公布。

8月26日，外交部发言人汪文斌在例行记者会上称，孟晚舟事件这是一起彻头彻尾的政治事件，本质是美国一手策划、加拿大帮凶实施的针对中国公民的政治迫害，是对中国企业的蓄意打压，美加一再用法律条款为其迫害中国公民的行径辩护开脱，但国际社会都清楚，美加所讲的法律不过是用于美国的巧取豪夺，打压异己，谋取私利的工具而已，毫无公正性、正当性可言。

经中国政府不懈努力，当地时间2021年9月24日，孟晚舟女士已经乘坐中国政府包机离开加拿大。

9月25日，针对孟晚舟回国相关消息，华为方面表示：“公司暂无正式回应，有消息及时同步。”据最新信息显示，孟晚舟已搭乘飞机从加拿大飞往中国，今晚将抵达深圳。孟晚舟女士在时隔将近1030天在加拿大的日子后，今天可以回家了！经中国政府不懈努力，当地时间2021年9月24日，孟晚舟女士已经乘坐中国政府包机离开加拿大，即将回到祖国，并与家人团聚。

9月25日，孟晚舟律师William W. Taylor发表声明：我很高兴孟晚舟女士与美国司法部达成了暂缓起诉协议，且该协议已获得纽约东区法院法官Ann M. Donnelly的批准。根据该协议条款，她不会被美国进一步起诉，加拿大的引渡程序将会终止。孟女士没有认罪，我们十分期待14个月后对她的指控将被完全撤销。现在，她即将重获自由，回家与家人团聚。

9月25日，中国公民孟晚舟乘坐中国政府包机返回祖国。

9月26日，《人民日报》发表评论员文章：《没有任何力量能够阻挡中国前进的步伐》。孟晚舟事件是一起针对中国公民、旨在打压中国高技术企业的政治迫害事件。

10月25日，一段由华为员工拍摄的视频片段显示，孟晚舟已经回到华为上班。

5、2022年

2022年5月26，孟晚舟出席华为第三批军团成立大会。

据路透社报道，在美国检方提出请求后，美国法院当地时间2022年12月2日正式撤销对华为公司首席财务官孟晚舟的“银行欺诈”等罪名的指控，且不能重新提起诉讼。

四、人物荣誉

2021年12月26日，入选《2021中国品牌人物500强》榜单，排名第66名。

2022年5月，2022年度商界木兰名单发布，华为孟晚舟得分最高。

2023年3月7日，入选福布斯中国《2023杰出商界女性100》排行榜，位列第四位。

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Personal profile

Meng Wanzhou, female, Han nationality, born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province in 1972, daughter of Ren Zhengfei, permanent resident of Hong Kong, China, graduated from Accounting Department of Shenzhen University, Master of Management of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (now Huazhong University of Science and Technology). He held several senior positions in the company’s finance department, including President of Sales Finance and Capital Management, President of Accounting Management, Chief Financial Officer of Huawei Hong Kong, and Director of International Accounting.

He is currently the Vice Chairman, rotating chairman and CFO of Huawei.

Character experience

Meng Wanzhou, born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province in 1972, joined Huawei in 1993 and served successively as Director of International Accounting Department, Chief financial officer of Huawei Hong Kong, President of Accounting Management, and President of Sales Financing and Capital Management. Mainly responsible for the financial operation and management of Huawei, including financial strategy, risk management, financing planning, tax compliance and other businesses.

Meng went to work for Huawei in 1993 after graduating from Shenzhen University. For the first few years, she and three other girls took on trivial and laborious tasks such as switchboard switching and document printing.

In 1996, the company participated in the international communications Exhibition for the first time, and Meng went to Moscow with the group.

From 1997 to 1998, he studied at Huazhong University of Science and Technology (now Huazhong University of Science and Technology) for a master’s degree in finance.

Meng moved from administration to finance in 1998.

In 2003, Meng was responsible for the establishment of a global unified financial organization of Huawei. This series of reforms, including organizational structure, business process, financial system and IT platform, enabled the global financial organization to operate with higher efficiency and lower cost.

From 2005 to 2009, in the unified and standardized construction of Huawei’s global accounting system, Meng led the establishment of five accounting sharing centers, covering and supporting global accounting work, and promoted the completion of Huawei’s global centralized payment center in Shenzhen.

Since 2007, Meng has been responsible for the implementation of the reform project of Huawei’s integrated financial services

Since 2007, Meng has been responsible for the implementation of the reform project of Huawei’s integrated financial services, which can provide more complete, accurate and valuable financial data for all levels of business organizations and promote Huawei to continue to provide high-quality comprehensive solutions for customers.

On April 17, 2011, Huawei published the members of the Board of directors and the Board of Supervisors for the first time on its official website. According to the list, Meng Wanzhou is a new board member and the company’s managing director and CFO.

On March 23, 2018, Meng Wanzhou was elected as Huawei’s vice chairman by a vote of the employees’ representatives.

On the afternoon of March 28, 2022, Huawei’s 2021 Annual Report conference was held at Huawei Sakata Base in Shenzhen. Meng Wanzhou, Vice Chairman and CFO of Huawei attended the conference.

On March 30, 2022, Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, who took the position of rotating chairman of Huawei, attended the founding meeting of the second batch of Huawei Corps and awarded the flag to the sports and health Corps.

Meng Wanzhou officially assumed the rotating chairmanship of Huawei on April 1, 2022.

On February 7, 2023, Meng Wanzhou attended the signing ceremony of the strategic cooperation agreement between China Building Materials Group and Huawei Technologies Co., LTD.

From March 27 to March 28, 2023, a new board of directors of Huawei was elected, including Meng Wanzhou.

On April 1, 2023, Meng will be on duty for the first time as Huawei’s rotating chairwoman. Rotating period of six months, from 1 April 2023 to 30 September 2023.

Personal events

2018

On Dec. 1, 2018, Canada arrested Meng at the request of U.S. authorities; On the 11th of the same month, the Canadian court issued a ruling granting Meng’s bail application.

Canada has arrested Huawei’s chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou at the request of US authorities, media reported on Dec 6. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang held a regular press conference on the same day. Geng Shuang said that China has lodged solemn representations with the Canadian side and the US side respectively on the matter and made clear its solemn position, demanding the other side to immediately clarify the reasons for the detention, immediately release the detainee and earnestly protect the legal and legitimate rights and interests of the person concerned. Neither the US nor Canada has made any clarification on the reasons for the detention. The Chinese Consulate General in Vancouver immediately provided consular assistance to the person concerned. China urges the Canadian side to earnestly protect the safety, humanitarian treatment and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens.

On December 7, the Board of directors of Huawei announced internally that after discussion by the executive board of the company, Liang Hua has decided to take the responsibility of CFO Meng Wanzhouhang temporarily. This decision shall take effect on the date of issue. The article was signed by Guo Ping, Huawei’s rotating chairman.

On December 8, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng urgently summoned Canadian Ambassador to China William McGregor to lodge stern representations and strong protests over the detention of the head of Huawei.

Le Yucheng pointed out that the Canadian side’s detention of a Chinese citizen who was transiting in Vancouver, Canada

Le Yucheng pointed out that the Canadian side’s detention of a Chinese citizen who was transiting in Vancouver, Canada, on the pretext of being requested by the US side seriously infringes on the lawful and legitimate rights and interests of the Chinese citizen. It is in disregard of law, unreasonable and inconsiderate. China strongly urges the Canadian side to immediately release the detainee and earnestly protect the legitimate and legitimate rights and interests of the person concerned. Otherwise, serious consequences will be caused, and the Canadian side should take full responsibility for this.

On December 9, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng urgently summoned US Ambassador to China Branstad and lodged stern representations and strong protests over the unreasonable request of the US side to detain the head of Huawei who was in transit in Vancouver, Canada.

Le Yucheng pointed out that what the US has done seriously infringes on the lawful and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and is extremely bad in nature. China firmly opposes this and strongly urges the US side to attach great importance to China’s solemn position, take immediate measures to correct its wrongdoings and revoke the arrest warrant against the Chinese citizen. China will make further response depending on the US action.

On Dec 10, spokesperson Lu Kang responded to recent hot spots at a regular press conference.

The question is as follows: According to the Chinese side, Meng Wanzhou’s human rights were violated. Which specific human rights were violated? Lu said that there is a consular treaty between China and Canada. According to the provisions of the bilateral consular treaty, the Canadian side should have notified the Chinese Embassy and consulate in Canada of the detention of Ms. Meng Wanzhou as soon as possible. But unfortunately, we did not receive such notification from the Canadian government at the first time. Lu pointed out that there have been some disclosures and details in the media that the inhumane measures taken against Ms. Meng during her detention, including the measures to provide her with necessary medical care, were not in place at all. We consider this inhumane.

As for Meng Wanzhou, vice chairwoman of Huawei Group, holding a HKSAR passport, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor pointed out that the relevant issuance was in full conformity with the immigration policy, and Meng only held a valid HKSAR passport at any time.

On December 11, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said in a speech that China will never sit idly by and watch any bullying acts that willfully infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens. China will do its utmost to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and restore justice in the world.

On the same day, the Canadian court issued a ruling granting Meng’s bail application.

2019

On January 29, the US Justice Department announced the charges against Ms Meng and formally requested her extradition from Canada.

February 18 (local time), the BBC published an exclusive interview with Ren Zhengfei. Referring to the Meng Wanzhou incident, Ren Zhengfei explicitly opposed the US accusation.

On March 1, Canada’s Justice Department approved the extradition hearing for Chinese national Meng Wanzhou to proceed. In response, Huawei said in a statement from its lawyers that the U.S. charges were politically motivated and that the company was disappointed that Canada’s attorney general had decided to issue a warrant to proceed.

On the morning of March 6 (local time), Meng appeared in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

Meng wore casual clothes and a hat as she stepped out of her home. She looked relaxed and smiled all the time. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lu Kang made remarks on the Canadian side’s determination to push forward the so-called extradition proceedings against Chinese citizen Meng Wanzhou. China is strongly dissatisfied with and firmly opposed to the Canadian side’s insistence on pushing forward the so-called extradition judicial procedure against Ms. Meng Wanzhou, and has lodged solemn representations, Lu said.

China’s position on the Meng Wanzhou incident is clear and firm. The US and Canada abuse their bilateral extradition treaty and arbitrarily take compulsory measures against Chinese citizens, which is a serious violation of the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens. This is a serious political incident. “We once again urge the US side to immediately revoke the arrest warrant and extradition request for Ms. Meng Wanzhou, and urge the Canadian side to immediately release Ms. Meng Wanzhou and let her safely return to China.” “Lu Kang said.

On the morning of September 23, 2019, Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case was heard again in the Superior Court of British Columbia. Meng Wanzhou appeared in court with a locked surveillance device visible on her ankle. At this session, the extradition case will enter the substantive trial stage, and the prosecution and defense sides will debate the existing evidence and key issues of the case.

2020

On January 20, according to Huanqiu.com, Meng Wanzhou appeared in court again for trial. Ms. Meng could be seen looking well, although her feet were still in the electronic shackles that restrict her movement.

On March 30 (local time), judges of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, lawyers representing Meng Wanzhou and lawyers representing Canadian prosecutors held a video conference in Vancouver on Meng’s extradition case to the United States. The meeting decided to postpone another case management conference to April 27.

On April 27 (local time), the extradition case of Meng Wanzhou, the company’s chief financial officer, was heard in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. The hearing, which was conducted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ended after less than 30 minutes. Ms. Meng did not appear in court this time.

The High Court of British Columbia, Canada, said on Tuesday that it would rule on May 27 on the “double criminality” issue in the case of Meng Wanzhou, a senior executive of China’s Huawei, whether the “bank fraud” alleged by the United States is also a crime in Canada, according to multiple media reports.

On the morning of May 27 (local time, Beijing time is 28 morning)

On the morning of May 27 (local time, Beijing time is 28 morning), the High Court of British Columbia, Canada released the first verdict of the extradition case of Meng Wanzhou, the vice chairman and chief financial officer of Huawei met the “double crime” standard, so her extradition case will continue. Ms. Meng will stay in Canada to attend the later hearings and await the outcome of the new trial.

At 2 am on May 28, the High Court of British Columbia made a ruling on the case of Meng Wanzhou: The case meets the extradition standard of “double crime” and Meng cannot be released. The essence is “fraud”.

On June 23 (local time), the High Court of British Columbia, Canada and the prosecution and defense sides of Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case reached an agreement to confirm the full schedule of the extradition case, and agreed to resume the extradition hearing on August 17 to discuss the admissibility of the evidence provided by the Canadian and US authorities. The debate on whether the United States and Canada abused the judicial process is set to begin on February 16, 2021.

On July 23, Huawei’s lawyers had petitioned a Canadian court to halt Ms. Meng’s extradition to the United States

On July 23, Huawei’s lawyers had petitioned a Canadian court to halt Ms. Meng’s extradition to the United States, accusing Mr. Trump and other senior administration officials of undermining the integrity of the Canadian judicial process by trying to use Ms. Meng as a “bargaining chip in a trade dispute.”

“On the morning of July 24, 2020 (Beijing time), the High Court of British Columbia released the evidential materials of the next stage of Meng Wanzhou’s extradition trial,” the People’s Daily reported. Earlier on May 28, the court ruled that the essence of Ms. Meng’s case was a “crime of fraud.” Public evidence shows that the so-called Meng Wanzhou case is a political case concocted by the US. HSBC participated in the structure, malicious bureau, piecing together materials, fabricating evidence, played a disgraceful role. Meng Wanzhou is innocent!”

A request to extradite Huawei’s chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou to the United States on bank fraud charges has been met, according to a document filed with a court in the Canadian province of British Columbia, the American Overseas Chinese Newspaper reported on August 1.

On August 17, the Supreme Court of British Columbia held a trial on Meng Wanzhou’s case to discuss the issue of information disclosure of evidence involved. Public information shows alleged violations and abuses of process by Canadian law enforcement agencies in the planning and execution of Ms. Meng’s arrest, including collusion with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, deliberate delays at Vancouver airport, and improper searches and questioning of Ms. Meng. Meng’s legal team argued to the Canadian court that Canadian prosecutors should be required to disclose more information about the evidence.

On August 18, 2021, Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case was concluded, and it will take some time for the verdict to be announced.

“Meng Wanzhou will attend the hearing in the Superior Court of British Columbia in Vancouver today and this week,” Huawei Canada said in a written statement on social media on September 28, referring to Meng’s extradition hearing that began the same day. Ms Meng’s position is that the extradition process is a violation of her charter rights and an abuse of the Canadian judicial process, and should therefore be terminated. In particular, Ms. Meng is seeking an abuse of process claim, the third branch of which is based on the contents of the case record provided by the United States to representatives of the Canadian Department of Justice, which are misleading, omissions and misrepresentations.

On October 26, Meng appeared in the Superior Court of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. For the hearing of her extradition case. At the hearing, both sides will cross-examine witnesses over whether Canadian law enforcement authorities abused process in Ms. Meng’s detention.

On October 27th Winston Yip, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) involved in the arrest. Admitted in court that he had used an errant affidavit to obtain a provisional arrest warrant from a judge.

2021

Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei, was denied bail conditions by a court in Canada on January 29th.

On April 21 (local time), the judge presiding over Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case issued a ruling in Vancouver. Granting Meng’s lawyer’s request to postpone the final stage of the extradition trial until August.

Meng’s extradition hearing resumed on August 4 (local time) in Vancouver, Canada. With court arguments between Meng’s defense team and prosecutors representing the US Department of Justice. The proceedings are expected to end on August 21.

On August 9, Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case was held in the Superior Court of British Columbia, Canada. Ms. Meng appeared in court.

On August 10, the trial of “judicial remedy” for “abuse of process” in Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case was concluded. The court agreed that the case will be completed as early as August 19.

On the afternoon of August 18 (Canadian local time)

On the afternoon of August 18 (Canadian local time), the extradition case of Meng Wanzhou in the British Columbia Superior Court was completed. The judge did not immediately announce the verdict. Huawei Canada issued a statement on the conclusion of the extradition case of Meng Wanzhou at the Supreme Court of British Columbia. As the case wraps up, Ms. Meng’s lawyers will ask the court to consider the combined impact of the abuse of process and the branches involved in setting Ms. Meng free. A verdict is expected in the next few months. A verdict is not expected until late October or later, after Canada’s 2021 election.

On August 26, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin said at a regular press conference that the Meng Wanzhou case was a political case through and through.In essence. It was a political persecution of a Chinese citizen orchestrated by the US and carried out with Canada’s accomplices. And a deliberate suppression of Chinese enterprises. The US and Canada have repeatedly used legal provisions to justify their persecution of Chinese citizens. The law in the US and Canada is just a tool for the US to plunder, suppress dissent and seek personal gains. It has no fairness or legitimacy at all.

Thanks to the unremitting efforts of the Chinese government. Ms. Meng Wanzhou left Canada on September 24, 2021 local time on a chartered plane operated by the Chinese government.

On September 25, in response to Meng Wanzhou’s return to China, Huawei said: “The company has no official response for the time being.

According to the latest information, Meng Wanzhou has flown from Canada to China and will arrive in Shenzhen tonight. After nearly 1030 days in Canada, Ms. Meng Wanzhou can go home today! Thanks to the unremitting efforts of the Chinese government, Ms. Meng Wanzhou has left Canada on September 24, 2021 local time on a chartered plane of the Chinese government. She will soon return to her motherland and reunite with her family.

On September 25, Meng Wanzhou’s attorney William W. Taylor issued a statement: “I am pleased that Ms. Meng has reached a deferred prosecution agreement with the United States Department of Justice and that the agreement has been approved by Judge Ann M. Donnelly of the Eastern District Court of New York. Under the terms of the deal, she will not be further prosecuted by the United States and extradition proceedings in Canada will end. Ms. Meng has pleaded not guilty. And we very much expect that in 14 months ‘time the charges against her will be fully dismissed. Now she is set to be free and go home to her family.

On September 25, Meng Wanzhou, a Chinese citizen, returned to China on a chartered plane operated by the Chinese government .

On September 26, the People’s Daily published an editorial saying, “No force can stop China’s march forward.” The Meng Wanzhou case is a case of political persecution against Chinese citizens and aimed at suppressing Chinese high-tech enterprises.

A video clip taken by a Huawei employee on Oct. 25 showed Ms. Meng back at work at Huawei.

2022

On May 26, 2022, Meng Wanzhou attended the inaugural meeting of the third Batch of Huawei Corps.

Reuters reported that Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Co., LTD., was cleared of bank fraud and other charges by a U.S. court on Dec. 2, 2022, after a request from U.S. prosecutors.

The character honor

On December 26, 2021, he was selected into the “2021 Top 500 Chinese Brand Personalities” list, ranking 66.

In May 2022, the 2022 Magnolia List was released, and Huawei Meng Wanzhou scored the highest.

On March 7, 2023, she was selected into the Forbes China “2023 Top 100 Women in Business” list, ranking the fourth.

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