Montenegro’s Ministry of Public Works, working with the Capital City of Podgorica, has issued a tender to repair and upgrade about 6.5 kilometres of the Ubli-Momče road. The route connects the settlements of Ubli and Momče, and the estimated cost is 950,000 euros excluding VAT.
The works cover rehabilitation of the existing road, improvements to its pavement structure and installation of new asphalt layers. The ministry said the project would “significantly improve conditions for safer and better-quality traffic.”
For local residents, the repairs are expected to improve connectivity and access to homes and properties, supporting everyday life. The ministry also said better road infrastructure could contribute to the area’s development and help realize its agricultural and tourism potential.
The ministry said it would continue working with local governments to upgrade road infrastructure, with a focus on balanced development and improving residents’ quality of life.
