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The entire Dubrovnik-Neretva County, as well as the rest of Croatia, is eagerly awaiting July 26, when it will be united with the rest of Croatia. The opening ceremony will be a spectacle on land and at sea.

The Pelješac Bridge with its 2404 meters encircled the Mali Ston Bay and connected Croatia and its construction is nearing completion. The commissioning depends on the dynamics of the construction of access roads, most of which will be completed according to the plan, by the beginning of the summer of 2022, which would put the 24 km section into operation.

The last ship from China with 320 meters (24 pieces) of steel spans for the Pelješac Bridge arrived in Croatia.


The Pelješac Bridge, the most important infrastructure project in Croatia, has entered its final year of construction this year. The pillars above the sea surface outline the route of the future road, which could be completed by the end of 2021, and by the tourist season of 2022, it will be possible to travel on it.

There are nine months left until the deadline for the construction of the Pelješac bridge near Neum, which will connect Dubrovnik region with the rest of Croatia. The Pelješac bridge is slowly taking it’s shape, and it has certainly changed the view of the Neretva coast.

The ship of Yu Yu Xia, 165 meters long and 27 meters wide cargo ship of the Chinese company OSCO Shipping, with a steel structure for the Pelješac Bridge, is anchored in the port of Ploče and after the sanitary inspection showed that the crew are free of the corona virus.

The largest and most significant project funded by the European Union, worth € 526 million. This is a demanding, strategic project, that is, one of the most important infrastructure projects in the country.