Bosnia and Herzegovina increased budget for infrastructure improvements
27 March 2022
Bosnia and Herzegovina is increasing its infrastructure budget for 2022. The Ministry of Finance for Bosnia and Herzegovina has revealed that €112.48 million will be targeted towards infrastructure improvements during 2022. This represents an increase of 2% from the budget of 2022. Roads and highways will be prioritised for maintenance and upgrade works in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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