Nama Water Services continues working to achieve sustainability in the water sector and ensure water security in the Sultanate of Oman by implementing a package of strategic projects including establishing transmission lines, tanks and water networks in governorates and wilayat that are served by the Company. Eng. Ahmed Nasser Al Abri, General Manager of Projects for the Central and Western Sectors, said: 'The Company implements strategic projects in the water sector in accordance with its vision to be a leading company in water services, and in a way that contributes to achieving sustainability in Oman. In this regard, the Company has implemented several projects that contribute to strengthening the water transmission system and developing the interconnection to ensure water supply service and flexibility of operations.' Source: Oman News Agency
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