The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture (MEWA) has allocated an impressive $104.7 billion for 3,300 projects, with 2,000 already funded, signaling significant private sector involvement.

MEWA developed a National Water Strategy to act as a unified framework, integrating directions, policies, regulations, and practices in the water sector at the national level, to rapidly address key challenges and restructure the sector.

Saudi Arabia has announced 35 huge privately financed water infrastructure projects over the next 13 years that will add significant capacity across desalination, wastewater treatment, water transmission and water storage facilities.

Already worth over US$1O billion, the domestic water market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.5°/. through 2027. This is being driven by the country's growing population, rising incomes, and increasing demand for water-intensive industries

Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest producer of desalinated water, with a capacity of over 9 billion cubic metres per day. Local expertise and more efficient desalination technologies can play in important role in contributing to global water security.

In pursuit of net-zero targets, Saudi Arabia is working to develop better water resource management and recycling as well as reduce consumption rates in both urban and agricultural settings, offering commercial opportunities throughout the supply chain.