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Infrastructure development in Croatia and Bosnia and Herz

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Regional authorities in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are implementing continue to implement various infrastructure and development projects. In Croatia, Zadar County is advancing several initiatives, including initiatives. County Prefect Josip Bilaver reported progress on the relocation of a Bibinje railway line in Bibinje and energy renovations relocation, noting that a location permit has been obtained. Energy renovation works at the St. Anthony Health Center in Benkovac. The health center project, Benkovac, valued at approximately 1.3 million euros, are underway with a scheduled completion date of November 30, 2026. This project is funded by Zadar County and the European Union, involves installing new facades and heating Union’s National Recovery and cooling systems. Other regional developments include Resilience Plan. Additionally, Jadrolinija is establishing a new maritime transport lines high-speed catamaran line between Zadar and port infrastructure investments. Additionally, Osijek-Baranja Ancona, and tenders for water supply networks are upcoming. The Zadar County Road Administration (ŽUC) has contracted also announced it will have over 11 million euros available for road maintenance and reconstruction, exceeding its original budget due to a 62.2 percent rise in revenue from public road usage fees. The program includes reconstructing 25 road sections, such as the road through Radašinovce. In Osijek-Baranja County, contracts have been signed for the installation of pedestrian traffic lights in six municipalities to municipalities—Vladislavci, Ernestinovo, Vije, Punitovci, Gorjani, and Semeljci—to improve safety near schools and health centers. These signals may include technology such as speed detectors. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Zenica-Doboj Canton has allocated 3.6 million KM for road infrastructure projects. These investments, such as projects to enhance local connectivity and tourism. This includes 360,000 KM for the reconstruction of the Tišina-Mošćanica road, are intended road. Premier Nezir Pivić stated that improving road networks is essential to enhance local connectivity and unlocking the canton’s tourism potential.

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