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Reform of transport network important for new investment
Belgrade,
10 April 2018
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlovic spoke today with Head of the World Bank Office in Serbia Steven Ndegwa about the reform of the road sector in Serbia.
The Road Sector Reform Project in Serbia, worth €3.5 million is being implemented in cooperation with the World Bank and is financed from the unused funds of the loan for the construction of Corridor 10, with the aim of reforming enterprises in this sector and increasing the efficiency of their operations.
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