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The government of Kosovo in next year’s draft budget, 1 billion euros, made the euro for capital investments — out of 4.27 billion — the state’s entire wallet.
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport leads with its share for investments of around 223.5m euros, where street and Magjistral work remains the focus.
For expansion and reconstruction of regional roads, 40 million have been envisioned.
The Pristina Highway has 25m euros, Prizren Tetovo, with 10 less, while 14m euros have been earmarked for the launch of the Morine Merdare Highway.
The defence dictatorship, with over 122 million, ranks behind it, with the focus of the industrial protection park, while the environment’s priority closing of the warehouses has about 67 million.
Here, the KSF supply is singled out with systems and protective equipment, for which an estimated 69.5m euros are earmarked for vehicles 28.
Near it is the sports and Youth sector, with some 66m euros, including preparations for the 2030 Mediterranean Games.
To improve educational infrastructure by the relevant ministry, about 42.8m euros have been earmarked, while in health, nearly 39 with a focus on medical construction and equipment.
But smaller divisions are observed in several other sectors like that for dams in 5 municipalities these separate means are only 1.5 million.
Agriculture has only about 3.5 capital investments, while 10.2 are divided for justice.
At the municipal level, Pristina conducts nearly 58m euros in capital investments, followed by Prizren with 19.2 and Gjakova with 13.
In total, out of 1.07 billion euros of capital investments, about 823.5m are at the central level, while 247m at the municipal level.