Construction Begins on Zemun Polje-Nikola Tesla Airport-National Stadium Railway Line
Serbian Finance Minister Siniša Mali announces progress on infrastructure ahead of Expo 2027.
The construction of a new railway line spanning 18.3 kilometers, linking Zemun Polje to Nikola Tesla Airport and the National Stadium, has commenced in Belgrade, Serbia.
This development is a critical component of the preparations for the International Specialized Exhibition Expo 2027, anticipated to attract between three to four million visitors to the country.
Finance Minister Siniša Mali shared the update on social media, emphasizing the importance of enhancing railway traffic efficiency in the Belgrade area.
The efforts aim to improve passenger mobility to and from Expo 2027 venues, particularly the National Stadium and Nikola Tesla Airport.
The railway line will be double-tracked and electrified, designed for passenger transport with projected speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour.
Four new stations are planned along the route: Singidunum Station, Aerodrom Station, Surčin Station, and the National Stadium Station.
Once completed, the Surčin complex will be connected to central Belgrade and the Prokop station, with an estimated travel time of about thirty minutes.
Construction work is progressing according to schedule, with an expected completion date set for the end of 2026, as stated by Minister Mali.
This development is a critical component of the preparations for the International Specialized Exhibition Expo 2027, anticipated to attract between three to four million visitors to the country.
Finance Minister Siniša Mali shared the update on social media, emphasizing the importance of enhancing railway traffic efficiency in the Belgrade area.
The efforts aim to improve passenger mobility to and from Expo 2027 venues, particularly the National Stadium and Nikola Tesla Airport.
The railway line will be double-tracked and electrified, designed for passenger transport with projected speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour.
Four new stations are planned along the route: Singidunum Station, Aerodrom Station, Surčin Station, and the National Stadium Station.
Once completed, the Surčin complex will be connected to central Belgrade and the Prokop station, with an estimated travel time of about thirty minutes.
Construction work is progressing according to schedule, with an expected completion date set for the end of 2026, as stated by Minister Mali.
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