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RSD 37 bln for road infrastructure this year
Belgrade,
22 January 2007
Director of public company Putevi Srbije Branko Jocic said that RSD 37 billion will be set aside this year for reconstruction of roads and bridges in Serbia.
Branko Jocic
Jocic told Tanjug news agency that this company plans to carry out 94 landslide reparation projects as well as several dozen projects that will reconstruct Serbian roads and road facilities.
He pointed out that among the most important projects is the construction of the Belgrade ring road, as part of which a new bridge on the Danube near Vinca will be built and added that a general plan should be completed by August.
According to him, the money will be provided from the Serbian budget, the National Investment Plan, revenues from excises and toll payment as well as from international loans set at RSD 13 billion.
Jocic recalled that in 2006, 380 main and regional roads were re-paved, 39 bridges and 32 landslides were repaired, while 680 kilometres of roads were repaired. He added that the work on 12 bridges and 15 tunnels was completed last year.
He said that the budget of this public road company was RSD 32 billion last year, and pointed out that 14% of road network in Serbia was built over the past ten years.
He pointed out that among the most important projects is the construction of the Belgrade ring road, as part of which a new bridge on the Danube near Vinca will be built and added that a general plan should be completed by August.
According to him, the money will be provided from the Serbian budget, the National Investment Plan, revenues from excises and toll payment as well as from international loans set at RSD 13 billion.
Jocic recalled that in 2006, 380 main and regional roads were re-paved, 39 bridges and 32 landslides were repaired, while 680 kilometres of roads were repaired. He added that the work on 12 bridges and 15 tunnels was completed last year.
He said that the budget of this public road company was RSD 32 billion last year, and pointed out that 14% of road network in Serbia was built over the past ten years.
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