​The National Water Company (NWC) has announced the completion of the project to replace water lines in northern Riyadh, which cost over 70 million Saudi Riyals (SR) in total.

 
The company stated that the project included replacing a number of water lines, totaling over 17,000 meters. NWC pointed out that this project is part of an integrated plan to implement a system of water projects aimed at increasing the efficiency of its lines and networks, expanding coverage rates. These efforts are in line with the company's objectives of improving quality of life, upgrading service quality, and achieving water security, especially in light of the comprehensive urban renaissance witnessed by the capital, Riyadh.
 
NWC indicated that it is continuing its efforts at an accelerated pace to implement projects that support the infrastructure of the water and environmental sectors, as well as develop operational process efficiency, in order to keep pace with the increasing demand for water. The company affirmed its commitment to achieving its goals with the highest quality standards in the implementation of projects to achieve the desired objectives.​