Prime Minister Milojko Spajić inaugurated a 23-kilometer section of the Cetinje-Čevo road, marking an important step in connecting Cetinje and Nikšić, as well as linking to the Adriatic-Ionian route. The project, valued at around 33 million euros, represents the first phase of the construction of the main road. Director of the Traffic Administration Radomir Vuksanović expressed satisfaction with the completed works and announced the continuation of improvements in transport infrastructure across Montenegro. The road construction began 35 years ago, with most works completed last year. The contractor is the company Programat Nikšić, and the technical supervision is carried out by the Podgorica company Građevinski nadzor laboratorijska ispitivanja. The project was executed by Podgorički put inženjering.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the importance of infrastructure development for regional equality and social cohesion, highlighting the government’s commitment to not neglect any municipality or region. They focus on the benefits for local communities and the long-term positive impact on economic development and connectivity.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the road opening and infrastructure improvements, stressing the technical and financial aspects of the project. They provide balanced coverage of the government’s statements and the project’s significance for national transport networks without strong political bias.
Right: Right-leaning media may highlight the government’s efficiency and commitment to national development, portraying the project as a success of current leadership. They might emphasize the strategic importance of the road for economic growth and national integration, sometimes linking it to broader themes of sovereignty and progress.
