Serbia’s road development programme

Serbia has set out plans for an extensive road development programme.
By MJ Woof August 28, 2020 Read time: 1 min
A new road development programme is planned for Serbia – image © courtesy of Vasile Bobirnac, Dreamstime.com

Road development has been prioritised as a key aim by the current administration in Serbia. At present, the country is working on a series of road projects worth a total of around €3 billion.

Meanwhile, plans are also being drawn up for 800km of high speed roads in the country. Building these routes will cost an estimated €4-4.5 billion.

The funding sources for the future road programme have yet to be revealed.

In addition, progress is being made with the construction of the new ring road around capital Belgrade.

Finance & Funding

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