Saudi NWC completes Khulais water pipeline project benefiting 10,000 residents

Khulais: Saudi Arabia’s National Water Company has completed a major water infrastructure project in Khulais Governorate to improve supply services for residents. The project connects the water reservoir in Ghran city with the Al-Ashyab water filling station through an 8,000-meter-long pipeline, benefiting around 10,000 people. Officials say the initiative will enhance water distribution efficiency, reduce operational delays, and ensure more reliable services for local communities. The project has reduced reservoir filling time from three to four days to less than 24 hours, while also decreasing reliance on water tankers. Improved water infrastructure can support residential growth, public services, and sustainable urban development. Can this project become a model for efficient water supply in Saudi regions?

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