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Ilic opens part of Novi Sad-Belgrade highway
Novi Sad,
7 November 2006
Serbian Minister of Capital Investment Velimir Ilic put into operation today a newly built part of the left lane of the Novi Sad-Belgrade highway, from the bridge near Beska to Novi Sad, which is 19.25 kilometers long.
Author:
Tanjug
Ilic said that the investor of this section is public company Putevi Srbije, and funds worth €120 million were set aside from a loan from the European Investment Bank, which is part of the Project of European roads - B.
He outlined that the state provided some €200 million for the completion of the highway, while the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development set aside €72 million for the reconstruction of the existing right lane on the highway and construction of a new bridge near Beska.
The Minister said that next year works will be intensified and that the priority is the construction of the Horgos-Pozega highway. The works will be performed simultaneously in three locations - from Subotica to Novi Sad, at the exit from Belgrade, and on the section from the Celije monastery in Valjevo to Belgrade.
Ilic stated that negotiations are underway on the construction of the section from the cloverleaf in Leskovac to the Macedonian border, ie, continuation from the Nis-Dimitrovgrad highway, and the construction of a ring road around Subotica and Belgrade and the road to Pozega.
According to Ilic, the construction of a highway to Montenegro is also very important because the connection of Central Europe with the Adriatic is of great importance.
Works on the left lane of the Novi Sad-Belgrade highway were conducted by a consortium made of companies Alpina Mayreder (Alpina Belgrade), road company Belgrade and Vojput from Subotica.
He outlined that the state provided some €200 million for the completion of the highway, while the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development set aside €72 million for the reconstruction of the existing right lane on the highway and construction of a new bridge near Beska.
The Minister said that next year works will be intensified and that the priority is the construction of the Horgos-Pozega highway. The works will be performed simultaneously in three locations - from Subotica to Novi Sad, at the exit from Belgrade, and on the section from the Celije monastery in Valjevo to Belgrade.
Ilic stated that negotiations are underway on the construction of the section from the cloverleaf in Leskovac to the Macedonian border, ie, continuation from the Nis-Dimitrovgrad highway, and the construction of a ring road around Subotica and Belgrade and the road to Pozega.
According to Ilic, the construction of a highway to Montenegro is also very important because the connection of Central Europe with the Adriatic is of great importance.
Works on the left lane of the Novi Sad-Belgrade highway were conducted by a consortium made of companies Alpina Mayreder (Alpina Belgrade), road company Belgrade and Vojput from Subotica.
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