Serbia sets aside EUR 2 million for infrastructure development in Srebrenica and EUR 3 million for joint projects

Srebrenica (Photo: facebook.com/OpstinskaupravaSrebrenica)

Serbia is going to pay EUR 2 million to Srebrenica on Monday for the development of infrastructure in that municipality, and it has already set aside additional EUR 3 million for future joint projects, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said today.

Speaking at the investment and development conference 'Srebrenica 2015', the prime minister of Serbia said that the Serbian government had earmarked EUR 5 million or KM 10 million for Srebrenica, calling it a stake in the future.

As Vucic explained, Serbia has been saving and achieving good results this year, and it now wants to form a team with the Reublic of Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina to work on important projects.

He added that all residents of Srebrenica, regardless of whether they are Bosniaks or Serbs, can count on more money and better life in the future.