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Serbia opens the road M22.1 from Indjija to Novi Sad

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Serbia’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic attended the opening of the road M22.1 from Indjija to Novi Sad, which was completed a month and a half before the announced deadline.

Dacic pointed out that the cost of the road is over €4 million, adding that the reconstruction of the 80-year-old road started on 25 August.

Source balkans.com

 

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