Zong 4G, Pakistan’s leading telecommunications company, has welcomed Mr. Huo Junli as its new Chairman & CEO, signifying a significant shift in leadership.
Mr. Huo Junli has officially assumed the role, taking over from Mr. Wang Hua, who admirably served as CMPak’s CEO and Chairman for more than five years before returning to CMCC to take on a new position within the organization.
Mr. Huo Junli holds a Master’s degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunication, as well as a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Xi’an Jiaotong University.
With nearly three decades of experience in the telecommunications industry, Mr. Huo Junli brings a wealth of diverse expertise to his new position. His career, which commenced in 1997, has been marked by various significant roles within CMCC, including leadership positions such as heading the NOMC and Information Security department for China Mobile Shanxi Province Company. In 2017, he furthered his career by becoming a board member and Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
Mr. Huo Junli expressed his enthusiasm upon assuming the leadership role at Zong 4G, stating, “I am excited to embark on this new journey at Zong 4G. The company has earned a well-deserved reputation for its unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries, fearlessly tackling challenges, and consistently delivering outstanding results throughout its 15-year history. I am fully dedicated to guiding our path towards excellence and playing a pivotal role in advancing and expanding the telecommunications industry in the country, aligning with the vision of a Digital Pakistan.”
With this leadership transition, Zong 4G looks forward to benefiting from Mr. Huo Junli’s visionary leadership as it continues to uphold its commitment to providing exceptional telecommunications services and driving innovation in the industry. Mr. Huo’s extensive experience and expertise position the company for a promising era of growth and digital transformation.
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