NWC completes two water network projects in Al-Jouf at SR +55m

The National Water Company (NWC) has completed two water network projects in the Al-Jouf region at a cost of over 55 million Saudi Riyals, to serve more than 23,000 people. These projects are part of the company's efforts to improve operational efficiency in the water sector, expand coverage in Al-Jouf, and provide reliable, sustainable water services, which aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 and improves quality of life.

The company stated that the two projects entailed implementing water networks in West Qara and South Al-Laqayet districts in Sakaka city, Suwayr governorate, Azfaa center, and the Prince Abdul Ilah district in Qurayyat. This involved laying over 190 kilometers of water lines and networks, constructing a 100-cubic-meter overhead water tank, and building a pumping station with a capacity exceeding 19,000 cubic meters per day.

NWC has urged its customers in West Qara, South Al-Laqayet, Sakaka, Suwayr, and the Prince Abdul Ilah district in Qurayat to request connection to service through its official channels: the smartphone NWC app or the e-branch: e.nwc.com.sa