Germany's
Phoenix Group closes the
top 10 with its logistics center in Simanovci, worth EUR 15 million.
The
construction of underground garages in Belgrade takes the
11th spot. The invitation for concessionaires is open until January 31, and we should soon see whether there are interested parties and who they are.
The
12th spot belongs to an investment in Krusevac worth RSD 250 million – the
construction of the Rosulje Airport. Once the works are completed, Krusevac will get an airport with the reference code 2B. It is meant for instrumental flights, with the possibility of carrying out cargo flights as well.
The Nikola Tesla Airport is also aiding the construction of Rosulje.
Another logistics center attracted your attention, the project by M&B Trans, which placed
13th.
Our readers found Ponikve (
14th spot) interesting once again. The
development of the airport in Uzice entails the construction of a hotel, small production facilities... It remains to be seen what will be realized and when.
Chinese companies are among potential partners in this project.
Serbia's mountain ace also placed on the list – by the next ski season,
Kopaonik should get a garage and a heliport. The value of this investment, which takes the
15th spot, amounts to around EUR 3 million.
The
development of passenger terminals, one of the strategic plans which will help local tourist workers to increase their income, placed
16th.
The
17th spot belongs to the
newly opened toll booth in Vrcin, which has increased the capacity of the highway by 40%.
The
protocol on the construction of the Novi Sad-Zrenjanin-Borca traffic route was signed in October, placing
18th on our list.
Belgrade should pay more attention to environmental protection in the upcoming years, and the plan is for it to also get electric buses. This idea placed
19th on our list of the most read articles.
We round up the
top 20 with the
issue of the completion of Corridor 10. The year 2017 has passed, and the works are still not completed, the deadlines keep getting extended... The latest piece of news arrives from the Grdelica Gorge, where the paving of the Predejane tunnel has just begun, since the construction season has been extended thanks to the mild winter. We can only hope that, by the next retrospective, we will no longer have to ask who is to blame for the delays and that all the works will finally be completed.