The National Water Company recently completed new water reservoirs to support daily distribution in Al-Diriyah Governorate and the Hittin and Al-Nakheel districts in northern Riyadh.
The total cost exceeded 43 million riyals, as part of the first phase of the strategic water plan for the city of Riyadh.
The National Water Company recently built and began operating several water reservoirs to support daily distribution in Al-Diriyah Governorate and the Hittin and Al-Nakheel districts in northern Riyadh. Additionally, the project, part of the first phase of Riyadh’s strategic water plan, cost over 43 million riyals.
The statement clarified that the project included the completion of the construction and operation of two water tanks, each with a capacity of 10,000 cubic meters, in addition to operating an existing tank with a capacity of 4,000 cubic meters. This brings the total storage capacity of the tanks to 24,000 cubic meters.
The “National Water Company” stated that the project aims to improve operational efficiency and ensure continuous water supply, especially in the elevated areas of Hittin and Al-Nakheel neighborhoods. It is actively implementing various water projects to enhance service quality and meet the growing demand on schedule. Furthermore, the company also emphasized its commitment to the highest quality standards in project execution.
Related Topics :
National Water Company, Japanese Company Fuji Clean Sign MoU
Estidamah, Saudi Coffee Company Collaborate to Elevate Saudi Arabia’s Coffee Industry
Chinese Company to Establish Marine Park in KSA
