Morsko dobro again delivers equipment to the Port of Budva by ferry

The Public Company for Coastal Zone Management was once again forced to hire a ferry to deliver equipment to the Port of Budva, because the Municipality of Budva does not allow trucks to approach the marina.

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Photo: Morsko dobro
Photo: Morsko dobro
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The ferry "Perast", operated by the Maritime and Coastal Transport Sector of the Public Enterprise (PE) for Coastal Zone Management, delivered and unloaded the equipment needed for the installation of a new floating pontoon in the Port of Budva.

As stated by the Coastal Zone Authority, this completes the delivery of all necessary equipment that divers and employees of the Port of Budva will install according to the project, so that the pontoon can be put into operation in the next few days.

Ferry Perast
photo: Morsko dobro

"Investments in the Port of Budva continue. Replacement of technical and other equipment takes place daily, which improves the quality of services that the port offers to its users," said the Coastal Zone Authority.

The Public Company for Coastal Zone Management was once again forced to hire a ferry to deliver equipment to the Port of Budva, because the Municipality of Budva does not allow trucks to approach the marina.

Although Morsko dobro has repeatedly addressed the competent state institutions, pointing out the selective actions of the Municipality of Budva, which is the only state-owned company that does not allow land access to the marina, none of the authorities have reacted.

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