A new home for 250 refugee families in Ovča

A great day for 250 refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, who received the keys to their apartments in Ovča.

In Pancevo, the keys of 36 apartments were handed over to refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The apartments were built within the framework of the Regional Housing Program.

In Arandjelovac, the keys of 18 apartments were handed over to refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, which permanently solved their housing issue. The apartments were built within the framework of the Regional Housing Program.

Vice-Governor of the Council of Europe Development Bank, Tomaš Boček, together with the Commissioner for Refugees and Migration, Nataša Stanisavljević, and the Director of the Public Sector Projects Implementation Unit, Dušan Kovačević, visited the apartments in Ovča.

In Vrbas, the keys to 14 apartments built as part of the ninth sub-project of the Regional Housing Program were handed over. The apartments are intended for refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

In Novi Sad, the keys to 94 apartments, built as part of the Regional Housing Program, were handed over. The apartments are intended for refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The total gross area of the building is 6,408 m2, and the value of the works is 3,316,078 euros.

In Vrnjačka Banja, the keys to 20 newly built apartments intended for refugees from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia were handed over. The apartments were built within the framework of the eighth sub-project of the Regional Housing Program.

The apartments were built within the ninth sub-project of the Regional Housing Program and are intended for refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

In Zrenjanin, the keys to 25 apartments built under the Regional Housing Program were handed over. The apartments are intended for refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.