The National Water Co. announced 25 water and sanitation projects in the Asir region, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday. These projects involve constructing pipelines and networks over 1,481 km at a cost of SR960 million ($256 million). “We have initiated 25 projects in the Asir region to enhance water and environmental service coverage,” the company stated. The 23 water projects, which are spread across the city of Abha and several governorates, will provide sustainable drinking water to various neighborhoods and villages. These projects include 1,410 km of pipelines and networks, along with 19 tanks with a total capacity of 109,350 cubic meters, costing SR907 million. Additionally, two sewage projects in Khamis Mushayt will cover several neighborhoods with pipelines and networks exceeding 71 km, costing SR53 million. These initiatives support Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to improve water and environmental sectors’ efficiency and quality. National Water Co. is committed to enhancing water distribution, increasing service coverage, and providing sustainable drinking water to improve the quality of life and regional development.