1. The current situation of intermodal transport in Serbia
UNECE Workshop on Railways contribution to Intermodal Transport  
The current situation of intermodal transport in Serbia
Ivana Bozic
Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure of Republic of Serbia
Department for Railways and Intermodal Transport
Geneva, 23 November 2017

3. Content ♦ Legal framework ♦ Strategic framework
♦ Construction of intermodal terminal in Belgrade
♦ Project of railway tracks reconstruction for the
purpose of creation of container terminal
at the railway station Belgrade MY
♦ Activities of local governments to build
logistics centers

4. Legal Framework Laws: ♦ Law on Railways Regulations:
♦ Regulation on stimulus measures in order to
promote combined transport
♦ Regulation on combined transport to and from
combined transport terminals located at the rail
network

5. Strategic Framework
The Plan for Railway, Road, Water, Air and Intermodal Transport Development in the RS
General (Master) Plan of transport development in RS between 2009 and 2027
Multilateral and bilateral agreements and strategic plans of the RS with the neighbouring countries

6. Construction of intermodal terminal in Belgrade
♦ Project documentation was completed by EU funds ♦ Estimated value of the investment on the basis of Preliminary Design – EUR million ♦ Financial agreement was signed in December 2016 ♦ Project is expected to start in 2018

7. Project of railway tracks reconstruction for the purpose of creation of container terminal at the railway station Belgrade MY Container terminal Makis (ZIT)
♦ Preparation of project documentation for the reconstruction of railway tracks was finished ♦ Estimated value of investment is EUR 9.5 million ♦ Funds for realization of this project are not provided ♦ Currently in area of Belgrade MY is the company ”Railway Integrated Transport’’ which have a infrastructure capacity for container terminal

8. Commodity-Transport Center Belgrade
♦ Project documentation was completed by
EU funds
♦ Planned to be located between the
Belgrade Marshalling Station and Obrenovac road
♦ 23,4 km of track will be constructed
♦ General project and Previous Feasibility Study was
designed
♦ Future steps: preparation of Detailed Regulation Plan

9. Development of Logistic Centers
♦ Logistics centers of international / regional character will be developed at the multimodal Corridor X and Corridor VII, in large regional economic hubs such as Belgrade, Nis and Novi Sad ♦ Logistics centers of national / local character will be developed in the areas of regional economy centers

10. Activities of local governments to build logistics centers
♦ Intense activity of local government and launched initiatives for the
development and construction of logistics centers and terminals:
The logistics center City of Backa Palanka
Trimodal logistics center on the Danube in City of Smederevo
The logistics center in City of Pirot
The logistics center in City of Apatin
The logistics center City of Sabac

11. Expansion of Capacities of the Terminal for dry bulk and General Cargo of the Smederevo port
Estimated cost of the works on Port construction: EUR 80 million
Estimated cost of the construction of port infrastructure: EUR 40 million and it will be financed by the Republic of Serbia

12. Construction of the New Port in Belgrade
Estimated cost of the first Project phase: EUR 343 million (this amount covers designing and construction of the entire port infrastructure and suprastructure in the area of 120 ha)

13. Construction of the Port of Apatin
Estimated Project cost: EUR 36 million
Estimated cost of port infrastructure construction: EUR 16 million and this shall be a commitment of the Republic of Serbia

15. Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
Ivana Bozic
Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
of Republic of Serbia