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PM Ciolos meets Serbian counterpart Vucic in Timisoara: We release study to see if motorway to Belgrade justified

November 10, 2016

Prime Minister Dacian Ciolos said Thursday in western Timisoara that a feasibility study will be released in the period immediately ahead on both sides of the Romanian-Serbian border to see whether or not a motorway linking the city to Belgrade, Serbia’s capital city, is feasible. ”We will clearly have to think in a structured manner […]

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