The European signature of Azerbaijani road engineering – Azvirt VIDEO
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The reputation of Azerbaijan’s renowned road-construction company, Azvirt LLC, continues to grow in the Balkans. The company has achieved yet another success with the inauguration of a 20-kilometer section of the Zenica North–Golubinja highway, an integral part of Europe’s vital Corridor Vc. The section was constructed jointly by Azvirt and its consortium partner from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hering. Azvirt participated in the construction of the 5. 3-kilometer Vranduk–Ponirak stretch, technically the most challenging section of this road. Despite its short distance, this portion includes two bridges, a tunnel, and three large, high viaducts (the tallest reaching 112 meters). Located mainly on steep slopes and cuttings, the highway required the design and construction of numerous high retaining walls.
The opening ceremony was attended by Prime Minister of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nermin Nikšić, Minister of Transport and Communications of the Federation Andrijana Katić, Director of the public enterprise JP Autoceste FBiH Denis Lasić, Head of the EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina Luigi Soreca, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Azerbaijan to Bosnia and Herzegovina Vilayat Guliyev, Azvirt Executive Director Kamil Aliyev, and other officials. In their speeches at the ceremony, Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić and other officials expressed their gratitude to the partners and contractors, expressing confidence that this success would bring tangible benefits to the region. At the end of 2024, Azvirt, together with its Chinese consortium partners, completed another major project in Bosnia and Herzegovina: the Počitelj Bridge, an impressive engineering structure measuring 945 meters in length and supported by viaducts nearly 100 meters high.…
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