The delegation of the Serbian government, led by Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali, continued today its visit to France with meetings in the company Alstom, which will work on the project of building the Belgrade metro.
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Citizens will choose what Belgrade metro will look like
Belgrade/Paris,
2 February 2021
Today, the Serbian delegation first talked with Alstom CEO Henri Poupart-Lafarge, after which, they attended the presentation of six wagons of the Belgrade metro, out of which four were selected.
Mali stated that the designers of Alstom, who have the best references in that business, gave a proposal for the mentioned designs, and that our citizens will soon choose between the mentioned four models.
By the end of the year, the citizens will give their vote to the design that will eventually be implemented in the Belgrade metro project, for a model that will drive Belgraders and guests of the capital on the first line, the minister said, adding that work on Makis is expected by the end of the year.
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