Public
Enterprise Bihac Airport has applied to
the Federal Ministry of Transport and Communications for the funds to continue the
construction of the test section of the runway by the end of the year. Funds
from the Federal Government are expected
in the coming weeks. Also, by the end of the year, Bihac Airport expects the
completion of the Aeronautical Study and the Revision of the Main Project.
Bihac
Airport submitted the Request for the Urban Planning to the Federal Ministry of
Planning and Construction. At the beginning of 2021 Bihac Airport is hoping to
get all necessary water and waterways protection permits, and finally by the
end of 2021 hoping to take a historic
step by applying for building permit.
In
addition, the airport is expecting that
through the Law on Public-Private Partnership, it will be competitive with
potential investors with whom they have already passed a certain number of
steps, believing that Bihac Airport will achieve cooperation through the
"build-operate-transfer" model.
The
airport emphasizes that the funds for the previous activities were provided by
the Federal Ministry of Transport and Communications, with promises that Bosnia
and Herzegovina federal government will continue to finance the improvement and
construction of the project, because the Airport in Bihac is the obligation of
the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
So far, the expropriation of land for the needs of the construction of the airport has been carried out according to the agreement from March 19. 2019, in the total amount of 6,612,100 Bosnian Marks.
For the purchase of land with an area of 264,484 m2, 2,000,000 KM was paid on March 19. 2019, then 1,500,000 KM on July 29. 2019, and another 2,000,000 KM on November 7.2019.
So far, the total amount paid for land expropriation amounts
to 12.112.100 Bosnian Marks or 6.192.818 Euros.
The
rest of the debt for land expropriation in the amounts of 1,112,100 KM should
be paid by December 31, 2022 at the latest.
Source:
Flying Bosnian and akta
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