Bakić: Clean Serbia for better living standards of Subotica

Marking the Day of the City of Subotica, Mayor Stevan Bakić announced the continuation of the implementation of numerous projects. Among the mentioned significant projects for Subotica is “Clean Serbia”.

Today, the city of Subotica celebrates its holiday in commemoration of September 1, 1779, when Subotica received the status of “free royal city” by the Charter of Maria Theresa. At the ceremonial session of the Assembly, which was held on that occasion, Mayor Stevan Bakić pointed out numerous projects that are being implemented in this city, which significantly affect the improvement of the lives of the citizens of Subotica.

“The project “Clean Serbia” is also very important for our citizens. It is the largest investment in sewage infrastructure in the last few decades – through which the City of Subotica and the suburban settlements of Bajmok and Čantavir will receive 110 kilometers of sewage network and two new waste water purifiers,” said Bakić, referring to significant environmental projects.

Bakić stated that with the implementation of this project, the people of Subotica will get a higher standard of living:

“In addition to communal equipment, the people of Subotica will also get a better standard of living with this project, which is reflected in less pollution of the land that surrounds them, through leachate and septic tanks. This project will solve the decades-long problems of sewage infrastructure on the territory of our city,” said Bakić.

Great expectations from “Clean Serbia” in Prijepolje

The newspaper Polimlje info conveys the great expectations of the residents of Prijepolje since the beginning of the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project. “After years of waiting for the problem to be solved, all eyes are on Clean Serbia,” this paper states.

In 2021, Prijepolje made decisions at the Subština session on the development of a detailed regulation plan for Zalug and part of Brodarevo, which are necessary in order to start activities that will enable the development of planning acts to solve the issue of wastewater. As it was pointed out, the municipality of Prijepolje entered the program of the Government of the Republic of Serbia called “Clean Serbia”, which, thanks to financial support, will enable municipalities to solve complex issues of sewage and the construction of wastewater treatment plants. All councilors who joined the discussion expressed their pride in taking part in making these decisions. It was a big step, because Prijepolska found itself in the company of around seventy other local self-governments that should, with the great help of the state project, provide the conditions for solving one of the biggest problems of every, especially such a poor, devastated and underdeveloped municipality, which, in contrast, out of many, there are extraordinary rivers that represent a real jewel and a great resource and “legacy for the future”, reminds Polimlje info.

Last year, the fact predicted by the “Clean Serbia” project that 32 million dinars were earmarked for the municipality of Prijepolje was confirmed, and we are talking about an area where almost 22,000 inhabitants live. The municipal president Drago Popadić confirmed that the works will be carried out in phases. In July 2023, the municipal leadership had a meeting with the company “Eko Morava” when it was said that project documentation for the construction of a sewage network for six settlements would be drawn up. In his address, Popadić said that the project includes “60 kilometers of sewage network and is divided into six stages.” One of the stages is Ivanje, which makes up about 30 percent of the planned sewage network.” As he pointed out: “For now, we are close to finishing Ivanje and the stage along the road to Mileseva.” The other stages, Velika Župa, Kolovrat, Raišnjevo, are being designed and I expect that we will have them completed by the end of the year, but Ivanje and Mileseva are our priority”.

Coverage by the sewage network is 43 percent with a total of 6,340 connections. That’s why all eyes are on the “Clean Serbia” project, the goal of which is, as stated, “to solve the problems of cities and municipalities that have not been in focus until now due to insufficient activity of the local self-governments themselves or due to lack of financial resources of this segment”, this paper states.

Clean Serbia: Asphalting after works in Novi Sad

The City Administration for Traffic and Roads in Novi Sad informed the public about the ban on traffic in Veljko Petrović Street in Novi Sad. The reason for the aforementioned ban is the work on restoring the traffic areas to a technically sound condition, which were damaged during the construction of the sewage network, within the “Clean Serbia” project. The temporary change in the traffic regime is valid in the period from August 27, 2024 to September 10, 2024.

Vučević: CRBC partner for faster development and progress

“The CRBC company is extremely important for the faster development and progress of Serbia,” said Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.

The Prime Minister of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, spoke with the Deputy Director of China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) Yang Xiaoyuen about the projects that this company is implementing in Serbia and about future plans for cooperation.

Vucevic assessed that CRBC is the company with the longest tradition on the Serbian market, engaged in capital projects in the field of traffic infrastructure and environmental protection, of exceptional importance for the faster development and progress of Serbia, the office of the Prime Minister announced.

The deputy director of CRBC congratulated the progress that Serbia has achieved, and expressed his satisfaction that this company has the opportunity to participate in the greatest development that Serbia has achieved in the last hundred years.

He expressed the expectation that China Road and Bridge Corporation will show that it is a credible and responsible partner in future projects on the Serbian market.

Pointing out that work on the construction of the fourth Novi Sad bridge over the Danube is progressing, Xiaoyuen also underlined the importance of the Serbian-Chinese industrial park.

Vučević said that the Government of Serbia and the relevant ministries will provide support in order to speed up and bring the started projects to an end and invited other Chinese businessmen to invest in our market.

The CRBC company is a key partner of Serbia for the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project.

Clean Serbia: Final works on asphalting in Rabrovo

Works on the construction of the sewage network are coming to an end in the Rabrovo Municipality, Kučevo Municipality.

After the construction of the sewage network in Rabrov, the final works were carried out on the installation of an asphalt curtain in St. Sava Street in a length of 472 meters.

The asphalting works were visited by the municipal president Nenad Mikić, the president of the SO Dragan Milosavljević, as well as the acting president. the director of PUK “Kučevo” DarijanDrikić as well as the member of the Municipal Council from Rabrov Bojan Tadić stating that by the end of the works on the implementation of the project “Clean Serbia” in this local community, the promises made earlier to the locals have been fulfilled.

The overall implementation of the project “Clean Serbia” in the municipality of Kučevo foresees the construction of a sewage network with a length of 24,116.00 m.

Gojković: Clean Serbia solves an important problem

The Mayor of Valjevo, Lazar Gojković, in his announcement to the citizens, highlighted the “Clean Serbia” project among the important environmental projects for this city.

In the announcement, Gojković talked about the key environmental problems that Valjevo is facing and which it is currently solving.

“We should not forget the tender for the construction of the sewage network and waste water treatment plant in Divčibare and the construction of the sewage network within the project “Clean Serbia”, Gojković stated in the press release.

Works are being carried out in this city as part of the “Clean Serbia” project at two locations: Lelić and Divci.

Kragujevac: Works at maximum capacity

As part of the “Clean Serbia” project, works are being carried out at several locations in Kragujevac.

In accordance with the announcement of the mayor of Kragujevac, Nikola Dašić, the works in Kragujevac are being carried out at maximum capacity. Currently, works are being carried out on the construction of the missing sewage line at the excavation in Brezovacka street, Korman neighborhood and in the streets of Milutin Jovanović and Žanka Stokić, Erdeč-iskop.

Vuksanović: An important project for Mladenovac

The President of the Municipality of Mladenovac, Bogdan Vuksanović, singled out the “Clean Serbia” project among numerous projects that are expected to be implemented in the coming period.

Investment in road and road infrastructure, improvement of water supply in the city and construction of a new water supply and sewerage network in villages, gasification of villages, construction of sports and children’s playgrounds, investment in educational, health and cultural institutions, incentives to farmers, sports clubs and their associations, care of the youngest as well as the oldest fellow citizens, are the key topics of development in Vuksanović’s opinion.

“Projects are the topics I like to talk about the most, but due to limited time, and in the name of respect for my fellow citizens, I will apostrophize only the project “Clean Serbia”, which involves the extension of the wastewater treatment system and the solid waste management center. We are working as a team to make life in this city better and to the extent of our citizens who truly deserve it,” said Vuksanović.

The “Clean Serbia” project for the Municipality of Mladenovac envisages the realization of a 66,567.00 m sewage network that would cover 47,000 inhabitants.

Vesić: Sewer network for 250 000 people

Among the numerous infrastructure projects that are currently being implemented in Serbia, the Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Goran Vesić singled out the “Clean Serbia” Project.

Speaking for Tanjug, Minister Goran Vesić pointed out that sewage is being built at nine new locations, as part of the “Clean Serbia” Project.

“Sewerage is being built at nine new locations as part of the Clean Serbia Project. In total, there are nine wastewater treatment plants, the value of the entire project is over 216 million euros, and a total of 51,000 households will receive sewerage,” said Vesić.

Thanks to the implementation of this project, according to the minister, already in the first phase of the project, 250 000 people will be connected to a sewage network.

“We are already working on the first phase where we have 14 locations, where we are working on over 680 km of sewage, over 25 plants, the population equivalent of that first phase is 195,000, so together with these 50,000 already 250,000 people in Serbia will get sewage in the following period,” said Vesić.

Dašić: Second phase of the Project to begin soon in Kragujevac

The Mayor of Kragujevac, Nikola Dašić, announced the second phase of the “Clean Serbia” Project.

Kragujevac Mayor Nikola Dašić, appearing on local television, pointed out that the first phase of the Project is nearing completion.

“The first phase of the designed 42 kilometers is nearing completion, and the second phase will include the replacement and construction of new sewage facilities in the city center,” said Dašić.

Dašić stated that maximum efficiency in the execution of works is also expected.