In the construction sector, there has been significant growth in all indicators in the last few years, primarily due to the implementation of projects in the field of road and energy infrastructure, projects for the construction of tourist facilities, the completion of the Smokovac Mateševo section, the Bar-Boljare highway, as well as construction works in the domain of public works.
Like almost all other sectors, this sector also suffered the consequences of the Ukrainian crisis, so market disturbances caused the price of almost all construction materials, fuel, lubricants and other resources in the chain of construction works and services to rise.
The Chamber of Commerce formed a working group for the preparation of “Guidelines for the implementation of procedures for recognizing price differences based on construction contracts”, which included representatives of the Ministry of Finance, the Administration for Capital Projects, the Administration for Transport, Monstat, the Chamber of Commerce, Engineering chamber, Faculty of Civil Engineering.
– In the previous months, significant activities of this sector were also focused on the preparation of the new legislative framework. Namely, the Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism prepared and published drafts of three laws – on spatial planning, on the construction of buildings and on the legalization of illegal buildings.
According to PKCG, the basic expectations of the economy when it comes to the construction of the facility (design, revision, construction, supervision and use) was to shorten the administrative procedures as much as possible, eliminate unnecessary costs.
