Major Serbian infrastructure projects for CRBC

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Construction is underway on a major new road project, to be built by the Chinese state-owned contractor China Road and Bridge Corp (CRBC).

Road construction project in Serbia. Photo: Enka

Stretching for approximately 75km, of which 51km will be bridges and tunnels, the Po啪ega-Duga Poljana expressway is said to be the largest infrastructure project in central southern Serbia, although the value of the contract has not been disclosed.

The official opening ceremony for the project was attended by Serbia鈥檚 President, Aleksandar Vucic, who said the number of bridges and tunnels to be construction would make the project extremely difficult.

He said it was thanks to Serbia鈥檚 鈥渉ardcore friend鈥�, China and Chinese companies, that 鈥渢he expressway will become a reality, which will greatly boost the local economic recovery and improve residents鈥� lives alongside the section.鈥�

The ground-breaking ceremony for the road project took place just one day after the Chinese-built Belgrade-Novi Sad section of the Hungary-Serbia Railway became operational.

Serbia鈥檚 infrastructure ministry also confirmed that CRBC has signed a 鈧�175.5 million contract for a new crossing on the Danube, located in the city of Novi Sad.

The Chinese contractor will be responsible for the construction of the bridge, plus a bypass road, which will link to the Fruskogorski Corridor, a road project set to connect the country鈥檚 capital, Belgrade, with the Hungarian capital, Budapest.

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