NWC completes water lines and networks in Riyadh and Diriyah at about SR 37m

As part of its ongoing efforts to implement strategic plans supporting the infrastructure of the water and sanitation services sectors, the National Water Company (NWC) announced the completion of water lines and networks in Riyadh and Diriyah at a total cost of approximately 37 million Saudi Riyals. 

The company stated that the completed projects included water lines and networks of various diameters, with a total length of approximately 132 kilometers, in the Leban and Tuwaiq districts, as well as other districts in Riyadh city and Diriyah governorate.

NWC noted that these projects aim to increase coverage, improve the operational efficiency of the daily distribution system, ensure water security, keep pace with urban growth, and meet the growing demand for water in line with the urban development taking place in the Kingdom.

The company confirmed that it will continue to implement infrastructure projects at an accelerated pace to enhance operational efficiency and improve provided service quality. NWC urged its customers to request services through its official channels: the smartphone app or website (e.nwc.com.sa). NWC emphasized that these efforts are part of its strategic objectives to provide sustainable water services in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.