Amman, November 23, 2023, The National Water Company (NWC) recently hosted a delegation from the Jordanian Ministry of Water and Irrigation to explore avenues for collaboration and knowledge exchange. The meeting, held at the NWC headquarters in Riyadh, saw CEO Nemer Al-Shebl and other top executives extend a warm welcome to the Jordanian delegation, headed by Dr. Jihad Saleh Al-Mahamid, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, along with other senior officials.
During the visit, the Jordanian officials received detailed insights into NWC's strategy, accomplishments, upcoming investment plans, and ongoing projects in the water and environmental treatment sectors. The presentation also covered the company's advanced system and initiatives related to water distribution, purification, and environmental treatment, all of which incorporate state-of-the-art environmentally friendly technologies.
The meeting underscored NWC's expertise, engineering and research capabilities, and highlighted potential investment opportunities. The Jordanian delegation gained valuable insights into the mechanisms and procedures implemented by NWC to enhance project performance, expedite completion rates, and advance work on multiple projects. These measures align with best practices and methodologies for professional project management, adhering to governance requirements and in harmony with the objectives of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. NWC, currently overseeing crucial projects across the Kingdom, emphasized its commitment to upholding high standards.
The Jordanian officials were also briefed on NWC's successful completion of the sector integration project, a crucial step towards involving the private sector to enhance operational efficiency and localize technology and expertise. This involves management, operation, and maintenance contracts with local and global alliances, ultimately leading to the conclusion of concession agreements in alignment with the National Water Strategy and Vision 2030.
Furthermore, the delegation was apprised of NWC's achievements in establishing a unified digital infrastructure to enhance customer services. The company highlighted its successes in operational endeavors, including increasing the distribution of water quantities and enhancing the quality of tertiary treated water to contribute to environmental preservation. The collaborative exchange emphasized mutual benefits and advancements in the water and environmental sectors, aligning with the strategic goals of both nations.
