Construction on the Kaçanik–Kërbliq road has commenced, marking a significant advancement in local infrastructure development. Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, Jeton Raka, announced the start of the paving works, noting that this vital project was originally budgeted during his term. The preparatory stages for the initiative began last year with the official opening of the road’s alignment.
Raka indicated that the paving marks a transition to a new phase for the development. “This project is taking concrete shape with the start of the asphalt paving,” Raka stated, underscoring the investment’s importance for enhancing the local network. The completion of this road is anticipated to substantially improve mobility and connectivity for the residents in the Kaçanik and Kërbliq areas.
By upgrading this key thoroughfare, the local population is expected to experience easier movement patterns and enhanced safety standards. The phased execution of the project demonstrates a commitment to modernizing regional infrastructure. The initial steps, which included clearing and establishing the road’s basic path, laid the groundwork for the current paving phase.
This multi-stage approach ensures that the final infrastructure product meets necessary standards for sustained use. The successful completion of the Kaçanik–Kërbliq road is viewed by officials as a critical enhancement to regional connectivity, benefiting both daily commuters and local commerce by providing a reliable and modern transport link.
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