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Croatian Transport Development in Context of SEETO Projection

Development of transport infrastructure of South-East Europe is prominent mean in spectrum of connecting countries within the region and integration of the region itself in becoming economic centre of Europe. During the three Pan-European transport conferences, held by Ministers of Transport in Prague, Crete and Helsinki, ten Pan-European corridors were determined as the basis of South-East Europe Core Regional Transport Network. They are strategic priorities in infrastructural development planning. Memorandum of understanding, which was signed in Luxembourg on June 11th, 2004 among country representatives and entities of South-East Europe – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro, defines the basis of development of Core Network of South-East Europe. Mutual exchange of information as well as defining and updating annual and multi-annual regional development plans and priority projects within member countries is developing through Transport Observatory for South-East Europe SEETO1. Croatia participates as member state in SEETO. This participation for Croatia is imperatively required in context of its integration in European Union and presents backbone of transport infrastructure development.

South-East Europe transport observatory; infrastructure core network; development plan

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