The National Water Company (NWC) has launched 20 new water and sewage projects in the Riyadh region. These projects span over 1,300 kilometers of pipelines and networks, with a total cost approaching SAR 1 billion. This effort aligns with NWC’s ongoing strategy to enhance infrastructure in water and environmental services, aiming to expand service coverage for customers.
Water Projects Across Riyadh
NWC has begun 10 water projects in Riyadh city and several surrounding governorates. These projects will serve parts of Al-Arid, Al-Yasmin, Tuwaiq, and King Abdullah Gardens districts in Riyadh. Additionally, areas in the governorates of Rumah, Al-Aflaj, Al-Zulfi, Thadiq, Shaqra, Marat, Al-Sulayyil, and Afif will also benefit. The water projects include the construction of five water tanks with a total capacity of 6,000 cubic meters, extending over 1,000 kilometers of pipelines, with a cost exceeding SAR 568 million.
Sewage Projects Across the Region
NWC has also initiated 10 sewage projects in Riyadh and nearby governorates. These projects will cover parts of Al-Malqa, Al-Qirawan, Al-Mahdiyah, Dhahrat Laban, and Al-Hayer districts in Riyadh. The projects will extend to the governorates of Al-Quway’iyah, Afif, Al-Zulfi, Al-Kharj, and Dhurma. The sewage networks will cover more than 295 kilometers, with a total investment exceeding SAR 414 million.
Strategic Expansion and Future Plans
NWC stated that these projects follow the company’s May 2024 announcement of 46 additional projects, with a value surpassing SAR 1.6 billion. NWC remains committed to enhancing the water distribution system, reducing environmental impact, and ensuring water security. The company affirmed its dedication to improving operational efficiency in both the water and environmental sectors, adhering to the highest standards of quality and performance to achieve the goals of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
