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Improving transport between countries of Black Sea region
Belgrade,
1 November 2016
The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure announced that today a meeting of transport ministers from members of the Organisation for Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) was held within the six-month presidency of the Republic of Serbia to this organisation.
The meeting was an opportunity to discuss the topic "Black Sea Economic Cooperation Region – integration for growth, a partnership for the future" and look into the possibilities for progress in the region that connects the European and Asian economic system, but also to improve the transport infrastructure and the conditions for carrying out transport operations.
Bearing in mind the fact that Europe and Asia in recent years recorded increased volume of trade, the development of transport networks and reducing administrative barriers to the exercise of transport activities are an important goal for all countries of the Black Sea region.
Serbia has this year launched an initiative to include section from Nis to Durres within the Black Sea circular highway, which is one of the two most important projects.
In the context of the summit, the Agreement was signed between the governments of Serbia and Moldova on international road transport was signed, regulating the provision of appropriate types of international transport in a modern way, by applying solutions that are compliant with European regulations and regulations of the International Transport Forum.
Bearing in mind the fact that Europe and Asia in recent years recorded increased volume of trade, the development of transport networks and reducing administrative barriers to the exercise of transport activities are an important goal for all countries of the Black Sea region.
Serbia has this year launched an initiative to include section from Nis to Durres within the Black Sea circular highway, which is one of the two most important projects.
In the context of the summit, the Agreement was signed between the governments of Serbia and Moldova on international road transport was signed, regulating the provision of appropriate types of international transport in a modern way, by applying solutions that are compliant with European regulations and regulations of the International Transport Forum.
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