Saudi invests 1.3B in treating wastewater
The National Water Company has signed a contract with a Saudi-Chinese coalition to rehabilitate, operate, and maintain nine environmental treatment plants across four Saudi regions for a period of 15 years, at a cost exceeding 1.3 billion riyals. The contract aims to enhance the sustainability of the sector, improve operational efficiency, and expand water investments, while localizing technologies and transferring knowledge to support economic growth and achieve national strategic water objectives. The contract covers plants in Unayzah, Bakkariya, M saad, Ar Rass, Hail, Bqaa, Sakaka, and Turaif, with a combined capacity of over 337,000 cubic meters per day.
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