In the vast salt flats of Catamarca, Argentina, the first rays of morning sunlight illuminate the expansive landscape of the highlands. Gabriel Molina, a young politician, stands before the soon-to-be-operational lithium project, gazing at the distant salt flats and the emerging industrial site. This is not merely a part of Argentina's energy transition, but a cross-border green revolution, pooling wisdom and strength.
Catamarca is located in northeastern Argentina. It is rich in lithium, gold, copper and other mineral resources. In recent years, cooperation between Catamarca and Chinese companies such as Zijin Mining Group and China Power Construction in renewable energy and lithium projects has deepened, promoting significant local economic development. "Some Chinese enterprises have not only created numerous local job opportunities, but also provided international growth platforms for local youth," said Molina, the advisor on International Trade and Regional Integration Logistics at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Civil Works, Argentina.
Landscape of Catamarca, Argentina. /CFP
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