​the national water company (nwc) has completed two water and wastewater projects in the qassim region at a total cost of over 48 million saudi riyals. these projects are part of the company's efforts to improve operational efficiency in the water and sanitation sectors. they will help enhance service quality, expand regional coverage, and provide reliable, sustainable services. these efforts align with the goals of saudi vision 2030 and aim to improve quality of life.the company stated that the projects included installing water networks and lines in parts of the al-yarmouk, al-rawabi, al-ghadir, and al-rawaq districts in buraidah, totaling more than 65 kilometers. additionally, nwc installed sewage networks and lines in the al-rass governorate, totaling more than 40 kilometers. the company noted that these projects will benefit over 20,000 people in the qassim region.nwc called on its customers in the mentioned buraidah districts and residents of the al-shannana and al-sina'iya districts in al-rass governorate to request service through its official channels, such as its smartphone app or e-branch​

​ as part of its ongoing efforts to support the infrastructure of the water and environmental services sectors and achieve the objectives of its strategic initiatives to expand service coverage, the national water company (nwc) announced the completion of building and installing sewage networks in wadi al-dawasir governorate in the riyadh region.nwc stated that the project included the implementation of sewage networks of various diameters exceeding 60 kilometers, at a total cost of approximately 70 million saudi riyals. the company noted that the project will eliminate harm to more than 16,000 people in the al-nuweima, al-qweiz, al-zuwaira, al-mukabbal, al-ladam al-shamali, and parts of the nazwa district. the project will also support environmental balance and improve the quality of services provided to the governorate.nwc affirmed its commitment to implementing its projects according to approved timelines while maintaining the highest quality and performance standards to ensure the desired positive impact of its service projects.the national water company called on its customers in the al-nuweima, al-qweiz, al-zuwaira, al-mukabbal, al-ladam al-shamali, and nazwa districts in wadi al-dawasir governorate to request service connection through its official channels, either via its smartphone app ​or through its e-branch​ website

​the national water company (nwc), represented by the northwest cluster, has completed a series of development projects in several governorates in madinah region, with the aim of enhancing the reliability of water supplies, increasing network efficiency, and improving wastewater treatment.the development work in yanbu governorate included the rehabilitation and operation of sewage networks to serve approximately 1,700 beneficiaries. the company also placed a tender to replace the pumps at the main environmental services station with the aim of increasing its operational efficiency from 12,000 to 48,000 m³ per day. the works also included the operation of a main drinking water transmission line to serve districts (c1, c2, and c3), and the yanbu housing project to serve more than 1,089 customers, in addition to a contract to rehabilitate the main station and the feeder stations for the al-ais governorate to increase their operational capacity from 6,000 to 10,000 cubic meters per day.in the governorates of khaybar, badr, and wadi al-far', the drinking water delivery service has changed from intermittent pumping to continuous pumping around the clock, while several reservoirs and filling stations have entered service to support the eastern centers of al-hanakiyah governorate by transporting water in tankers.nwc has also developed a number of filling stations (ashiab) in the centers of qaa al-haj, al-hajar, al-najil, hasa al-dab, and al-kubishat in the governorate of al-ula. a chlorine system was also installed in saq reservoirs in cooperation with the royal commission for al-ula, in addition to the establishment of new networks serving about 800 beneficiaries. the company noted that it continues to improve services, expand coverage, and increase operational efficiency, thereby enhancing quality of life and keeping pace with the objectives of saudi vision 2030.​

​as part of its strategic plans to support infrastructure in the water and environmental services sectors, the national water company (nwc) announced the completion of a sewage network project in parts of the leban district west of riyadh at a cost of approximately 31 million saudi riyals.the company explained that the project included implementing longer than 32 kilometers of sewage networks to provide service to over 11,000 residents of the district. nwc confirmed that the project is part of their efforts to reduce environmental damage, address optical distortion, improve environmental service quality, and keep pace with riyadh's urban expansion.the company stressed that it will continue to implement infrastructure projects according to the approved schedules to ensure the provision of high-quality, sustainable environmental services and to achieve the water sector targets in the saudi vision 2030. nwc called upon its leban district customers to request service through its official channels, via either the mobile phone app​ or the website.

​as part of its efforts to strengthen infrastructure of the environmental services, increase operational efficiency, and achieve sustainability in line with the objectives of saudi vision 2030, the national water company (nwc), represented by its northern cluster, has completed three environmental projects in the city of buraidah in the al-qassim region at a cost exceeding sr 156 million.the company indicated that the projects included the implementation of main and feeder sewage networks and lines totaling 124 kilometers in length, as well as the construction of six pumping stations with a capacity of over 37,000 cubic meters per day. these projects will serve parts of the following districts in buraidah al-rabia, al-sabakh, al-qaa al-bared, al-dahie, al-nafl, al-shorouq, sultanah, al-naqaa, al-rehab, al-basateen, al-rafiah, al-rawda, and al-salemiyah.nwc stated that these projects are part of its strategic plans to increase sanitation service coverage in the region and improve the level of service provided to customers. this reflects the company's commitment to applying the best operational practices and approved environmental standards.the company invited customers in these districts to submit service connection requests through its digital channels – either via its website, or its smartphone app ​– emphasizing its commitment to facilitating procedures and providing high-quality, efficient services.