Serbian Railways

The EBRD has approved a loan worth €42 million ($48. 6m) for Serbia’s public operator, Srbijavoz, to improve Serbia’s international passenger railway network.

Turkish infrastructure giant Gulermak has secured a $400M Railway Contract to rebuild and modernize a critical segment of Serbia’s Belgrade–Nis railway, enhancing regional transportation networks.

Thousands in Nis mourned the railway station disaster, standing silently for fifteen minutes. Students led this growing movement against corruption.

Serbia will allocate €90 million to develop its railway transport, improving train quality and passenger comfort. The funding will support locomotive upgrades, passenger car modernization, and high-speed train enhancements.

By 2026, the construction of the high-speed railway between Belgrade and Budapest will be completed. The project will provide faster and more comfortable travel between the two European capitals.

Serbia is modernizing its rail freight services with new diesel locomotives in an EBRD-supported project. This initiative highlights the country’s commitment to boosting logistics and infrastructure efficiency.

Serbian prime minister Milos Vucevic resigned Tuesday following mass anti-corruption protests. Demonstrations began after a tragic railway station collapse in Novi Sad killed 15 people.

The Novi Sad railway station tragedy resulted in 15 fatalities and 2 severe injuries, prompting prosecutors to charge 13 officials with public safety violations and construction negligence.

Serbia’s 2025 Budget Law introduces a groundbreaking Green Budget annex, allocating €1 billion for sustainable projects. EUR 528.

Serbia Cargo Jsc announces a major purchase of railway platforms with EBRD support. This purchase of railway platforms aims to modernize logistics infrastructure and improve freight transport efficiency.

Four Serbian officials were arrested after a deadly railway station roof collapsed, killing 15 individuals. The incident highlights systemic safety issues within Serbia’s infrastructure sector and sparks national outrage.

A recent train station collapse in Serbia claimed 14 lives, sparking widespread protests. Citizens blame corruption and demand accountability for what they see as a preventable tragedy.