As a distinct sector, construction has been and remains one of the driving forces of the economy – if not the leading one and at every stage of the state’s life it serves as a unique reflection of its development. The progress of all sectors depends on it, as construction is the field that creates fixed assets. Consequently, it is also the sector facing the greatest number of challenges.
In the first years of independence, when the construction sector of the Republic was going through a period of successive transformational changes, the solution of the challenges facing the state strongly required the support of a reliable partner. A public organization that would take on part of the concerns of builders, thereby easing the burden on the state.
It was with this mission that the Builders’ Association emerged in 1996, later reorganizing into the Union of Builders. Long years of self-affirmation and consolidation followed, during which, step by step, a difficult yet goal-oriented path took shape.
Today, three decades later, it can be stated that this was a journey of achievements, small and great successes, unity, and transformation into a strong and resilient organization.