President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic announced today, after a meeting with Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and the line ministers regarding the development of a housing project for security forces, that in all seven cities in Serbia the construction of the apartments will start by 1 May 2019.
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Intensive construction of apartments for all security forces
Belgrade,
15 October 2018
In his address to the media, at the building of the Secretariat-General, Vucic said that a total of 23,423 members of the security forces applied for state-subsidised apartments, including those who do not have adequate housing.
According to him, the first phase envisages 8,086 housing units, which will cover the housing needs of a third of the applicants.
Vucic said that in the first phase 486 apartments will be built in Vranje, 2,400 in Nis, 2,051 in Novi Sad, and 1,000 in Belgrade.
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic expressed her belief that Serbia will surely have economic growth at the end of the year at more than four percent, and next year it will be able for the first time to invest more than RSD 200 billion in capital investments.
It is important that we have sustainable growth because of fiscal discipline too, which we have kept from the time of the government of Aleksandar Vucic, which is why we will be able to invest even more capital investments next year, she added.
The Prime Minister explained that a large part of the money will continue to be invested in road and rail infrastructure, security, health care and the development of science and innovation.
Vucic also announced the project "One billion euros in the Serbian health care system ", on which he agreed at today's meeting with the Prime Minister, and specified that this amount will be invested in Serbian healthcare in the next three years in all types of healthcare institutions.
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