Briefing paper and report from the fact-finding mission to the Belgrade Bypass and Gazela Bridge projects
Publisher: CEE Bankwatch Network
Volume: 3 pages, pdf
Description:
The Belgrade Bypass is designed as part of the Pan European corridor X and is intended to relieve the critical traffic situation in the Serbian capital. It is situated on the junction of two important corridors connecting Western Europe, Italy and Austria with Romania (E-70) and linking Austria with Greece and Turkey (E75) through the Balkans. The Belgrade Bypass project involves the construction of 69 kilometres in total of bypass roads to the west and south of Belgrade. It comprises 9.7 kilometres of Section A from Batajnica to Dobanovci, 37 kilometres of Section B from Dobanovci to Bubanj Potok and the 22 kilometre long Section C from Bubanj Potok through Vinca to Starcevo.