New Chinese-Built Motorway Inaugurated in Serbia
The Lajkovac-Valjevo motorway, constructed by China's Shandong Hi-Speed Group, is set to open, enhancing regional connectivity and spurring local economic growth.
Serbia has officially inaugurated the Lajkovac-Valjevo motorway, a key infrastructure project built by China's Shandong Hi-Speed Group.
The motorway, stretching 18.3 kilometres, connects the central-western cities of Valjevo and Lajkovac and is set to open for traffic on Sunday.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, Minister of Public Investments Darko Glisic, and Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Li Ming.
Vucevic described the motorway as a symbol of hope and progress, stating that its completion ends the isolation of Valjevo and the wider Kolubara District.
Glisic emphasized the motorway’s potential to attract investment and improve local incomes.
Ambassador Li praised the Chinese construction team for overcoming challenges and completing the project on schedule.
He expressed confidence that the new road would boost economic development along its route and open the door for further infrastructure cooperation between Serbia and China.
The motorway has a design speed of 100 kilometres per hour and is expected to ease traffic congestion, strengthening Serbia’s transport network.
The motorway, stretching 18.3 kilometres, connects the central-western cities of Valjevo and Lajkovac and is set to open for traffic on Sunday.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, Minister of Public Investments Darko Glisic, and Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Li Ming.
Vucevic described the motorway as a symbol of hope and progress, stating that its completion ends the isolation of Valjevo and the wider Kolubara District.
Glisic emphasized the motorway’s potential to attract investment and improve local incomes.
Ambassador Li praised the Chinese construction team for overcoming challenges and completing the project on schedule.
He expressed confidence that the new road would boost economic development along its route and open the door for further infrastructure cooperation between Serbia and China.
The motorway has a design speed of 100 kilometres per hour and is expected to ease traffic congestion, strengthening Serbia’s transport network.
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