Department of Antioquia, Colombia - Recent Helen Saez, a 35-year-old Colombian who is a procurement manager of the China-built Ituango hydropower project, said the project opens a new chapter in large-scale projects and commercial cooperation between China and Colombia. The Ituango hydropower plant, invested by the Power Construction Corporation of China in Colombia, is the largest installed hydropower station under construction in the Americas and will solve 12 percent of Colombia's electricity demand after the project is completed. Saez said she greatly admires her Chinese colleagues' discipline and professionalism in their work, as well as their determination not to give up in the face of difficulties. The project has become an important source of employment, providing many opportunities for entrepreneurs, the Colombian staff member said. Colombia has the resources, potential, and conditions necessary to advance the project, while China contributes to this process through its technological, experiential, and knowledge advantages, she said. Saez believes that with the joint efforts of both countries, this project is moving toward rapidly. Saez expects this good relationship to continue to grow and take full advantage of China's technology and Colombia's resources to achieve sustainable development for her country. Shotlist: Department of Antioquia, Colombia - Recent: 1. Aerial shots of Ituango hydropower plant, Cauca River; 2. Various of Chinese, Colombian staff discussing, writing on white board; 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Helen Saez, procurement manager, Ituango hydropower plant (starting with shots 1-2): "To me, this is a school where I can grow alongside them. The Ituango Hydropower Plant is very important for Colombia. Everyone is working extremely hard. We are overcoming various difficulties and challenges. United and working together, we strive to complete this project in the shortest possible time."; 4. Staff operating equipment; 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Helen Saez, procurement manager, Ituango hydropower plant (ending with shot 6): "Currently, we have observed many small entrepreneurs in the surrounding areas collaborating with the project to supply the necessary materials. If this is just the beginning, and it has already benefited many people, then future benefits will be even greater."; 6. Aerial shot of Ituango hydropower plant; 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Helen Saez, procurement manager, Ituango hydropower plant: "We hope that the project can progress smoothly, allowing China to continue leveraging its technology and knowledge to maximize Colombia's resource advantages. This will help improve the country, promoting progress in various areas such as the economy, business, and cultural exchange. It can be said that this is a great starting point for China and Colombia to embark on the path of cooperation together."; FILE: Bogota, Colombia - Feb 7, 2020 8. National flag of Colombia. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]