The Chinese and the Azerbaijani soon to continue building the bypass route around Belgrade

Deputy Prime Minister Zorana Mihajlovic has talked with the ambassador of China to Serbia, Li Manchang, about the continuation of the construction of the bypass route around Belgrade, for which the Government of Serbia has already adopted a memorandum on joint realization, which will be signed with the Chinese company Sinohydro and the Azerbaijani Azvirt.

As the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure has announced, Mihajlovic and Manchang have pointed out the readiness for a quick cooperation between Serbia and China on realizing the infrastructural projects in Serbia.

As well, there was talk at the meeting on the continuation of the construction of the Surcin-Obrenovac section of Corridor XI, for which Mihajlovic signed a commercial agreement on planning and construction with the executive director of CCCC (China Communications Construction Company), Liu Shun, within the recent visit by the president of China, Xi Jinping, to Serbia.

Manchang pointed out the great contribution by the Government of Serbia to improving bilateral relations of the two countries and especially emphasized the significance of the documents signed during the visit.

The first works on the bypass route started back in 1990. After it's completed, it will be 46 km long and have six lanes, of which four traffic lanes and two emergency lanes, as well as four tunnels and 41 bridges.

Sinohydro Corporation Haidian District, Beijing

Azvirt Beograd

Ambasada NR Kine Beograd

Vlada Republike Srbije

Ministarstvo građevinarstva, saobraćaja i infrastrukture Republike Srbije

SINOHYDRO Predstavništvo Beograd