​the national water company (nwc) has completed the implementation of two major water supply projects in al diriyah governorate in riyadh, with a total cost of more than 140 million saudi riyals and a total length exceeding 26 kilometers. this is part of the company's continuous efforts to strengthen the infrastructure in both the water and environmental services sectors and to complete its initiatives to increase the coverage of services provided to its customers.the company said that the two projects will improve the water supply to al diriyah and a number of districts in riyadh, including hittin, al-nakheel and al-khuzama, in addition to feeding the diriyah gate project. nwc pointed out that the quantities of water that will be added by these projects will reach 146,000 cubic meters per day, which contributes to improving operational efficiency, increasing coverage rates and improving the quality of services provided to customers.the company confirmed that it continues to implement its development projects according to ambitious strategic plans that support urban and economic development, achieve sustainability of water resources and increase the efficiency of infrastructure, in accordance with the highest standards of quality and performance. the company underscored its commitment to providing reliable services that meet the needs of customers and achieve the goals of the kingdom's vision 2030 by promoting sustainability and improving the quality of life.​

​the national water company (nwc), represented by its northern cluster, has started the implementation of 16 water and wastewater projects in different parts of the qassim region at a total cost of more than 1.1 billion saudi riyals to expand the coverage of water and sanitation services and keep pace with the increasing demand.nwc explained that the sanitation projects include 12 projects with a total value of more than 870 million saudi riyals, the length of sewage pipes and networks exceeds 645 kilometers and the lifting stations have a total capacity of more than 6,000 cubic meters per day. the company pointed out that the water projects include 4 projects with a total value of more than 247 million saudi riyals and the length of water pipelines and networks exceeds 579 kilometers.nwc emphasized that these projects come within the framework of the company's goals and strategies aimed at expanding the provision of water and environmental services to keep pace with the growing demand for these services and improve the quality of life and services for the population in line with the kingdom's vision 2030.​

​the national water company (nwc), represented by its northern cluster, has started the implementation of 14 water and sanitation projects in different parts of hail region at a total cost of more than 1.2 billion saudi riyals to expand the coverage of water and sanitation services, improve their quality, and keep pace with the growing demand.nwc explained that the water projects included 12 projects with a total value of more than one billion saudi riyals, and the length of water lines and networks exceeded 1,342 kilometers, and the implementation of two pumping stations with a capacity of nearly 4,000 cubic meters per day. the company stated that the environmental projects included two projects with a total value of more than 134 million saudi riyals, sewage lines and networks that exceeded 153 kilometers in length, and pumping stations with a capacity of more than 23,000 cubic meters per day.nwc stressed that these projects come within its objectives and strategies aimed at expanding the provision of water and environmental services to keep pace with the increasing growth in demand for services, in addition to improving the quality of life and the services provided to the population in accordance with the kingdom's vision 2030.​

​the national water company (nwc), represented by its central cluster, has completed the implementation of the project to supply desalinated water to three governorates in the riyadh region, including dhruma, al muzahimiyah, and al-quwaiyah, in addition to al qiddiya project west of riyadh. this is part of the company’s continuous efforts and with the ministry of environment, water and agriculture’s support to implement its strategic plans to establish infrastructure in both the water and environmental services sectors, at a cost of about 400 million saudi riyals.nwc indicated that the water supply project comprised the implementation of transmission lines of different diameters with a total length of 172 kilometers, in addition to the construction of 6 operational reservoirs for the total project capacity of 100,000 cubic meters per day to improve the water services quality provided to more than 270,000 beneficiaries.the company explained that the project aims to strengthen the infrastructure, increase operational efficiency, improve the quality of services provided to customers, keep up with the growing demand for water, and achieve water security in line with the comprehensive urban renaissance witnessed by the kingdom.nwc emphasized that it continues at double-quick pace to implement many of its initiatives related to vital infrastructure projects, completing them on time, and working to provide sustainable water services of high quality in accordance with the highest standards; to keep pace with performance indicators, upgrade the level of services provided, and achieve the objectives of this important vital sector, in accordance with the kingdom's ambitious vision 2030.​

the national water company (nwc), represented by the central cluster, announced that it has embarked on implementing 30 new water and sanitary drainage projects in the riyadh region, with a total length of lines and networks of 1,955 kilometers, at a total cost of nearly 2 billion saudi riyals. these are part of the company’s ongoing efforts to implement its strategic plans to establish infrastructure in the water and environmental services sectors, and based on its initiatives to increase the coverage rates of the services it provides to its customers.nwc explained that the water projects it has started to implement amounted to 16 projects in the city of riyadh and in a number of governorates in the region. the company noted that they cover parts of the following districts in the city of riyadh; namely al taawun, al janadiriyah and leban, al-diriyah, dirab, and parts of al-quwaiyah, afif, al-dawadimi, al-muzahimiyah, al-reen, al-kharj, hawta bani tamim, al-hariq, al-majma'a, al-zulfi, and thadiq governorates, and al-ayyyinah and al-jubailah centers, with line and network lengths exceeding 1,192 kilometers in addition to the construction of 18 water reservoirs with a total capacity of nearly 85,000 cubic meters and pumping stations with a daily volume of over 247,000 cubic meters at a total cost of over one billion saudi riyals.nwc further elaborated that the sewerage projects that it started implementing in the region amounted to 14 projects in the city of riyadh and in some governorates in the region. the company indicated that these projects include parts of the districts of al-munsiyah, al-mu'aizilah, al-hazm, namar, and al-awali in the city of riyadh and the implementation of separate sewerage lines in a number of riyadh city districts and parts of al zulfi, al ghatt, shaqra, muzahimiyah, al-kharj and houtat bani tamim governorates, with line network lengths of nearly 763kilometers, in addition to lifting stations with a capacity of 117,000 cubic meters per day, at a total cost of more than 902 million saudi riyals.nwc pointed out that this new package of projects is a continuation of what it announced in may 2024 that it would start implementing 46 projects worth more than 1.6 billion saudi riyals, and in august 2024 that it would start implementing 20 projects worth about 1 billion saudi riyals.the company stressed that the package of projects is part of its efforts to strengthen the water distribution system, and eliminate environmental damage and achieve water security and environmental balance, confirming that it continues to implement its strategic plans to increase operational efficiency in the water and environment sectors according to the highest standards of quality and performance to achieve the goals of the kingdom's ambitious vision 2030.​​