
Lebanon’s infrastructure has been severely affected by economic and political crises, with major gaps in electricity, water supply, and transport networks. Reconstruction and modernisation projects, often supported by international donors, aim to restore essential services and stimulate economic activity. Public investment capacity is constrained by fiscal deficits and debt, while private financing is limited by political and economic instability. Institutional reform, improved governance, and financial sector stabilisation are critical to achieving sustainable infrastructure recovery.
Independent Bridge Engineer
Research Consultant | Assistant Professor | Learning and Development Specialist | Member of the Executive Board Member of the European Association of Methodology
Socio Economic Expert –Team Leader
Independent Bridge Engineer
Research Consultant | Assistant Professor | Learning and Development Specialist | Member of the Executive Board Member of the European Association of Methodology
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