Ministry: 46 km of Morava Corridor in two sections to open to traffic by end-year

We plan to open 46 km of the Morava Corridor in two sections, to finish the fast route Sabac-Loznica, Sremska Raca-Kuzmin, and also the section from Pakovrace to Pozega, by the end of the year. Currently, 642 km of highways are being built in Serbia, which is an impressive result, the state secretary at the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure of Serbia, Mihajlo Misic, said yesterday while opening the Fifth Serbian Congress on Roads.

He said that 15 highway routes were being built in the Republic of Serbia at that moment, as reported on the website of the PE Roads of Serbia.

– The total investment value of the jobs currently being done is higher than RSD 10 billion. The systemic planning of traffic and traffic infrastructure continues. Projects are being prepared for Kraljevo-Novi Pazar, Pozega-Kotroman, the extension of the Danube Corridor to Brza Palanka, and Sector C of the ring road around Belgrade is being designed – said Misic.

Ministarstvo građevinarstva, saobraćaja i infrastrukture Republike Srbije

Ministry of Construction Transport and Infrastructure

Fifth Serbian Congress on Roads

Mihajlo Mišić

Morava Corridor

fast route Šabac Loznica Sremska Rača Kuzmin

section Pakovraće Požega

Morava Corridor opening to traffic

extension of Danube Corridor

designing of Sector C of ring road around Belgrade

section Kraljevo Novi Pazar

section Požega Kotroman