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Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina prepare a highway project along the Adriatic-Ionian corridor valued at 2.8 billion euros

Trebinje · started August 26, 2026 at 6:44 PM · last changed 20h ago

Summary

Montenegro has launched the design phase for a 127-kilometer highway from its border to Albania, estimated at 2.8 billion euros under a bilateral agreement with the United States on joint infrastructure projects. Across the border, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska are preparing the corridor's continuation through Počitelj, Stolac and Trebinje toward Montenegro's border, with expressed interest from American construction firms.

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Auto-put od 2,8 milijardi evra stiže do granice BiH: Evo kuda ide dalje Crna Gora ubrzava pripreme za Jadransko-jonski auto-put vrijedan oko 2,8 milijardi evra,

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  • where it happenedČevo - Gradac-Čevo section approximately 19 kilometers estimated at 380 million euros
  • Virpazar
  • Ulcinj
  • where it happenedNudo - BiH border where the Montenegrin section of the highway begins
  • where it happenedSukobin - Albania border where the Montenegrin section of the highway ends
  • Počitelj
  • where it happenedStolac - Počitelj-Stolac section approximately 23.5 kilometers where land acquisition has begun
  • where it happenedTrebinje - through which a highway section of approximately 55 kilometers would pass
  • where it happenedDonja Stoca - part of the route through Herzegovina branches off from Corridor 5C near Počitelj and goes toward Stolac
  • where it happenedČapljina - area where the process of consensual land acquisition is underway
Severity39

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