NWC completes major water project in Saudi Arabia's Najran
NWC completes a major water project in Najran, installing 319,000 metres of pipes, serving over 106,000 customers across 11 districts. The water network project is a big win for NWC and the people of Najran and Shroura. It shows NWC’s commitment to bettering water infrastructure and service in Saudi Arabia.
The National Water Company (NWC) has completed a significant project in Saudi Arabia. This project covers 11 districts in Najran city and the Shroura governorate. The goal is to provide drinking water to over 106,000 customers.
The second phase of the project focused on installing water networks and pipes. These pipes span more than 319,000 metres. They serve districts such as Al-Shurafa, Al-Hadan, Al-Jarbah, Taslal, and Al-Maashalia in Najran city. In the Shroura governorate, the covered districts include Meshaal (A), Meshaal (B), Al-Nuzha, Al-Rawda, Al-Akhashim, and Al-Fahad.
About The National Water Company
The National Water Company is a Saudi joint stock company, owned by the state through Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. Established in 2008, it provides water and wastewater services across Saudi Arabia. The company aims to deliver high-quality services and improve its operations following international best practices.
The NWC dedicates itself to improving its services and infrastructure. It aims to boost operational efficiency and service coverage across the Kingdom. By enhancing these services, NWC supports its strategic goals and benefits its customers.
NWC ensures that all projects meet high standards. This helps in delivering efficient services to all beneficiaries. The company uses top specifications to guarantee the quality and effectiveness of its water supply systems.
Recent NWC developments
This project follows an announcement about new developments in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. Earlier this month, NWC revealed it would start 17 major projects in the region. These projects, costing over 2.2 billion Saudi Riyals, will upgrade environmental and water services. They include wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, power lines, and network replacements. The goal is to enhance services for residents in various governorates and cities.
Enhancing Saudi’s water infrastructure for a better future
The water network project is a big win for NWC and the people of Najran and Shroura. It shows NWC’s commitment to bettering water infrastructure and service in Saudi Arabia. This project also fits with NWC’s plans to grow its services in industrial cities and other areas. The company wants to make sure more people across Saudi Arabia have reliable access to clean drinking water.
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