National Carrier Project spans 450 km of pipes
The Council of Ministers in the Kingdom has approved the implementation of the National Water Carrier Project, which involves desalinating 300 million cubic meters of seawater annually and pumping it through pipelines extending approximately 450 kilometers. The project aims to meet about 40% of the country's drinking water needs. It is considered one of the largest national water security projects, contributing to increasing the per capita water allocation from 60 to 110 cubic meters annually and raising the water supply days from one to three days per week. This will help stabilize water supplies across all regions. The project has been granted the necessary facilities and exemptions to facilitate its implementation, in order to meet the growing water demands and strengthen the kingdom's water security.
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