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Regional infrastructure and healthcare projects advance in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

Various regional infrastructure and healthcare projects are advancing across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Croatia, the Koprivnica-Križevci County is investing over 2.48 million euros into healthcare modernization through projects aimed at strengthening primary and emergency care.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, significant developments include the expansion of the Dr. Fran Mihaljević Clinic, which will add 224 hospital beds by 2029 via a 217.2 million euro project. In Zenica, the University Hospital has presented a conceptual design for a new complex with a capacity of 1,017 beds. Additionally, the Zenica-Doboj Canton has approved 600,000 KM to co-finance the main project for the Bilino polje National Stadium.

Other regional investments include 700,000 KM for the reconstruction of the Ljubuški City Sports Hall and a planned 1 million KM investment by Luka Brčko for a one-megawatt solar power plant to support port operations and reduce costs.

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Bilino polje Stadium · Dr. Fran Mihaljević Clinic · European Regional Development Fund · Koprivnica-Križevci County · Ljubuški · Luka Brčko · Sanja Vlaisavljević · University Hospital Zenica · Vedran Markotić

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