National Water Company completes water projects in Al-Jawf to serve 23,000 beneficiaries
announced National Water Company the completion of two vital water network development projects in the Al-Jawf region, at a total cost exceeding 55 million Saudi Riyals. This comes as part of its ongoing efforts to improve the efficiency of water services and expand coverage to serve more than 23,000 new beneficiaries in the region. This initiative is part of a package of development projects through which the company aims to meet the increasing demand for water and enhance the infrastructure.
Strategic dimensions and future vision
The importance of these projects extends beyond simply extending water pipelines; they come within a significant historical and developmental context for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which prioritizes water security. Since the launch of Vision 2030, relevant authorities have intensified their efforts to ensure the sustainability of water resources in a country facing natural challenges related to water scarcity. National Water Company a pivotal role in translating this vision into tangible reality by replacing aging networks and expanding urban areas served by desalinated water, thus reducing reliance on unsustainable traditional methods and preserving groundwater reserves for future generations.
Technical details of national water projects
In detailing the technical achievement, the company explained that the two projects included the implementation of water networks with lengths exceeding 190 kilometers. These networks were designed according to the highest engineering standards to serve the western Qara and southern Al-Laqait neighborhoods in Sakaka, in addition to covering the Suwair Governorate, the Adhfa Center, and the Prince Abdul-Ilah neighborhood in Al-Qurayyat. To ensure efficient water flow, the construction work included the building of an elevated water tank with a capacity of 100 cubic meters, as well as an advanced pumping station with a daily operational capacity exceeding 19,000 cubic meters, thus guaranteeing continuous pumping and the delivery of water to subscribers at appropriate pressures.
Developmental implications for the Al-Jawf region
These projects are of particular importance to the Al-Jawf region, considered the Kingdom's breadbasket and characterized by rapid population and urban growth. Providing reliable and sustainable water networks directly contributes to improving the quality of life for residents, a key objective of the Quality of Life Program. These projects also have a positive environmental and health impact, as modern networks reduce water loss and ensure access to clean and safe water for homes, thus promoting public health and supporting organized urban development in the region, moving away from haphazard water resource management.
Digital channels for requesting service
In closing, the company urged all its customers in the neighborhoods and governorates covered by these projects to take advantage of the new services and request them through its approved digital channels. The company affirmed its full readiness to receive requests and facilitate the connection process through its smartphone application or its online branch (e.nwc.com.sa), ensuring that customers receive the service as quickly as possible and saving them time and effort.
