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SFD provides $16 million loan for Pristina–Mitrovica Highway in Kosovo

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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The Saudi Fund for Development provided a $16 million loan to the Government of Kosovo to upgrade the Pristina–Mitrovica Highway. The project upgrades a 9.87 km section of the road, strengthening the connection between Pristina and Mitrovica. The Chief Executive Officer of the Saudi Fund for Development inaugurated the newly completed highway section.

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The infrastructure upgrade is expected to benefit approximately 600,000 inhabitants. By improving regional connectivity, the project is expected to reduce travel times and enhance road safety. Improved connectivity is also anticipated to facilitate the movement of goods and strengthen access to employment for communities along the corridor.

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Who's involved

  • KosovoGeopolitical state receiving the loan and infrastructure upgrade.
  • SFDFund provider for the highway project.
  • PristinaCapital city linked by the upgraded highway.
  • MitrovicaCity linked by the upgraded highway.
  • Dimal BashaMinister of Infrastructure and Transport who met with SFD officials.

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