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Serbia signs a preliminary contract with China's Shandong Hi-speed Group for construction of Corridor 11 section
Balkans.com Business News Correspondent - 28.12.2012
Minister of Construction and Urbanism Velimir Ilic, representative of the Chinese company Shandong Hi-speed Group, Liu Zhicheng, and director of the company Koridori Srbije Dmitar Djurovic signed a preliminary contract for construction of a Corridor 11 section, from Obrenovac to Ub, and from Lajkovac to Ljig, worth 333 million dollars. Ilic said the final contract would be signed soon and works could begin as early as March.
The Chinese company will take on 51% of the project, Serbian companies will be responsible for the remaining 49%, while 70% of the total manpower engaged in the construction will come from Serbia, said Ilic.
Source: Radio Serbia
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