Water infrastructure projects completed in Riyadh and Diriyah at a cost of 37 million riyals

Completed National Water Company The company has implemented a package of water lines and networks in Riyadh and Diriyah governorate at a total cost exceeding 37 million riyals, as part of its ongoing efforts to develop infrastructure and improve the environmental and water services sector in the region. This strategic step reflects the company's commitment to expanding coverage and ensuring sustainability Water supply This is in line with the major developmental leaps that the capital and its surroundings are currently experiencing.

Standard length networks

The completed fieldwork included laying water lines and networks of varying diameters, totaling approximately 132 kilometers in length. These lines were strategically distributed to cover the Laban and Tuwaiq neighborhoods, as well as various parts of the capital and vital locations in the Diriyah Governorate.
aims significant expansion to enhance the efficiency of daily operations and ensure that water reaches beneficiaries in the targeted areas with the highest standards of quality and reliability.

Keeping pace with urban growth

These vital projects aim to achieve water security and meet the increasing demand resulting from the comprehensive urban development and rapid population growth witnessed in the region, in line with the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030. Through these expansions, the company also seeks to improve the services provided and enhance the level of distribution operations to ensure that current and future customer needs are met with high efficiency and complete professionalism.

Invitation to request the service

The company affirmed its commitment to accelerating the implementation of infrastructure projects to enhance the efficiency of the water system, while simultaneously urging all customers in the covered areas to submit service access requests. It clarified that submitting requests is readily available through official channels and digital platforms, whether via the National Water Company's smartphone application or through the dedicated online branch designed to streamline procedures and serve customers.