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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Golubac, Serbia, December 30, Xinhua — Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić inspected the construction of the Danube Corridor high-speed highway in the east of the country on Monday. He said the project is progressing well and is scheduled for completion in 2026.
The road being built by a Chinese company will significantly improve transport links along the Danube and support the economic development of eastern Serbia, the president noted, expressing satisfaction with the quality of construction and confidence in Chinese workers.
Calling the project a "great boost" for the region, A. Vučić said the new highway will help attract investment, promote tourism, and increase the attractiveness of this less-developed region. "This is a strong incentive for people to return. Quite a few people are already returning," he noted.
“I want to thank our Chinese friends for their sincere friendship, because with their enormous support, we are building and improving Serbia,” the head of state said.
Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Li Ming said the project has a far-reaching impact on Serbia's development. According to the diplomat, it has become "a crystallization of the wisdom of the peoples and companies of both countries."
The 68-kilometer "Danube Corridor" connects the Braničevo District in eastern Serbia with Belgrade and the E75 international highway. A 31.85-kilometer section of the route opened to traffic in February 2025, with work on the remaining sections ongoing.
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