Michael Langeveld said more the same, but with how the service is locally applied. Also, "best", "best", best", I would like to see real numbers. Best is generally the biggest claim anyone can make. His interview was straight up marketing, what is available and how it is available, and with the "best" attachment claims.
Again, they are competing against Azure, AWS, VM... and Google, but Google doesn't promote themselves as vocally through partner channels as the others, mainly due to Google being keen on keeping the business tick in-house.
Yes, the state is now dependent on Huawei cloud which is being expanded into the public cloud. So... lock in, not an easy migration to escape even though migration is supposed to be a key advantage to cloud.
Again, good luck to the local (and public) venture. Good on them providing training. Huawei sure places emphasis on governance.