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"The expansion of the Jounieh Expressway and its activities for more than two years will affect the traders and landowners of the city," said president of the Jony and Kesrouan Association, Sami Errani.
He explained to Al-Markaziya that "the result of the reviews and objections we receive daily from traders and badociated with the debate on the implementation of the extension of the highway, we met the adviser of the President of the Republic of Engineering, Anton Saeed, responsible for further development and engineering projects, particularly in the region of Kesrouan and Fotouh, as well as in the outline From the Dog River to Tabarja on the east and west roads, and explained to him the damage that will be inflicted on merchants and residents on both sides of the real estate and trade, and gave him a list of opponents and how to reduce them as well that the losses that will be produced early in the implementation, after the establishment of the separation barrier on its sides. "
"We are delighted to understand this reality and to become aware of the problem and willingness of any cooperation with the Association of Traders to mitigate the damage resulting from the implementation, especially when implementing place of the barrier between the corridors and the service road.
He revealed that "the consensus was to wait for some time after the completion of the works and to open traffic lanes in order to monitor traffic. will be satisfactory and will respond if necessary, it will then change and shorten the entry and exit zone of the most affected stores to continue their work and no longer suffer losses.
"We are working as calm as possible, because the loan from the European Investment Bank imposes the existence of barriers.The expansion of the highway has become an urgent need for the city of Jounieh and the inhabitants region, as well as for all sectors of trade and tourism.
"The traffic is so intense that people will not enter the region, but as if it were a separate island from Beirut and the rest of the country," he said. "Almost all business stops until real estate and real estate prices fall to their lowest point".
He concluded: "Our efforts are focused on the review of planning and we will continue to oppose and make our voice heard by all concerned authorities.We will use all available resources in their positive and negative aspects with all the authorities. members of the region and civil society, in order to understand this tragic reality and find effective solutions to reduce the damage caused.
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