Last year, the decree of the Government of Serbia was changed, which is now in line with all European directives, and an obligation was introduced to include tertiary treatment at all plants that are built for the processing of waste water, except for small ones, because those do not require such treatment, which is in line with the EU directive, said Goran Vesić, Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure.

Responding to remarks in the Serbian Parliament, he added that annexes are being worked out with Chinese CRBC contractors, within which they are obliged to accept technology and processing in accordance with the EU directives.

This is how the facilities are being built within the “Clean Serbia” project and all other facilities will be built this way, Vesić said and emphasized that “Clean Serbia” is not the only project where sewage is being built and thanked the German Development Bank KfV, which has several very good projects, the Bank of the European Council, but also cities and municipalities because they themselves invest when it comes to sewage.

Vesić stated that as someone in whose ministry the “Clean Serbia” project is being implemented, he is ready to hear any proposal on how that process can be accelerated.