Q:
A:
Serbia gets EIB’s €66 mln loan for reconstruction of bridges and flyovers
Belgrade,
17 May 2006
Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic signed today with the European Investment Bank (EIB) a €66 million loan agreement for reconstruction of over 100 bridges and flyovers on Serbia’s regional roads.
Author:
Tanjug
Dinkic said after the signing that nearly €200 million will be set aside this year from the national investment plan for building a road network in Serbia, and around €600 million will be allocated in the next two years with assistance from the EIB and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the government will also provide funds from the state budget.
He noted that out of €66 million loan, around €22 million will be drawn this year and another €11 million in 2007. Dinkic said that the repayment period is 20 years, with a five-year grace period.
The agreement was also signed by EIB’s representative Romualdo Massa Bernucci, Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of International Economic Relations Predrag Ivanovic and Director of the Road Directorate Branko Jocic.
He noted that out of €66 million loan, around €22 million will be drawn this year and another €11 million in 2007. Dinkic said that the repayment period is 20 years, with a five-year grace period.
The agreement was also signed by EIB’s representative Romualdo Massa Bernucci, Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of International Economic Relations Predrag Ivanovic and Director of the Road Directorate Branko Jocic.
-
Belgrade, 27 January 2026Holocaust remembrance permanent obligation of humanity
-
Belgrade/Thessaloniki, 26 January 2026Joint diplomatic missions with Hungary symbol of partnership
-
Belgrade/Thessaloniki, 26 January 2026Đurić lays wreaths at Serbian Military Cemetery Zeitenlik
-
Belgrade/Riyadh, 26 January 2026Serbia creating change, shaping future of work
-
Belgrade, 25 January 2026Government dedicated to implementation of development, infrastructure projects
-
Belgrade/Istanbul, 23 January 2026Balkan Peace Platform aimed at strengthening ties in region
-
Belgrade, 23 January 2026EU enlargement policy should be based primarily on merits of candidate countries
-
Istanbul/Belgrade, 23 January 2026Improving overall cooperation between Serbia, Türkiye
-
Belgrade, 22 January 2026EU is Serbia’s reliable partner in public administration reform process
-
Belgrade, 22 January 2026State of emergency caused by adverse weather lifted in all municipalities, cities