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Muscat Daily
2 days ago
- Business
- Muscat Daily
Nama Water Services announces 800+ new jobs
Muscat – Nama Water Services has announced over 800 new job opportunities in the projects sector for support companies, including consultants and contractors implementing strategic projects across Oman's governorates. The announcement, made during a media briefing at the company's main water monitoring and control centre in Bousher, is part of efforts to enhance Omanisation by engaging national talent in technical and administrative fields such as project management, engineering, health and safety, and surveying. Valued at more than one billion Omani rials, these projects include expanding water transmission and distribution networks, constructing new water and sewage systems, and developing smart monitoring systems. CEO Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani said the initiative links employment directly to the needs of current water and sanitation projects, offering Omani youth opportunities to gain practical skills and experience. Eng. Abdullah bin Salem Al Rasbi, CEO of Development Projects, added that the new hires will bring real added value to the sector, ensuring knowledge transfer and sustainable performance.
Zawya
07-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Oman Water Week conference to explore infrastructure projects
Muscat: The second edition of Oman Water Week 2025 will officially kick off on Sunday at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre, with wide participation from the world countries. The week begins with a series of field visits offering participants a unique opportunity to explore some of the Sultanate's most significant water infrastructure projects. The event is expected to attract more than 2,500 participants, including over 100 international and regional speakers, and more than 60 exhibitors representing 25+ countries, positioning it as one of the region's most prominent specialised gatherings in the water sector. The official conference of Oman Water Week will commence on Monday morning, under the patronage of HH Sayyid Dr Fahad Al Julanda Al Said, Vice Chancellor of SQU, in the presence of ministers, senior officials, and water sector specialists from Oman, the GCC, and around the world. Representatives from global water organisations and institutions will also be in attendance. Commenting on the global event, Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services, stated that Oman Water Week 2025, hosted by Nama Water Services with support from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources and the Authority for Public Services Regulation, serves as a strategic platform to showcase and discuss the latest developments in water sustainability, innovation, and technology. He added that the field visits aim to highlight Nama Water Services' efforts in developing sustainable solutions for the water sector and achieving a balance between rapid economic growth and environmental sustainability — in alignment with Oman Vision 2040. Al Zakwani emphasised: 'Dedicating a full week to water-related discussions and activities clearly reflects the critical importance of this sector. It also underlines the need to empower it with all the necessary resources and capabilities to ensure its sustainability, ultimately achieving water security — a top priority for nations around the globe. This goal can only be realized through joint efforts and shared visions among all stakeholders.' The event gathers a distinguished group of experts, professionals, and decision-makers from both the public and private sectors, offering a valuable platform to discuss current challenges and future opportunities in water resource management. The week also includes several specialised workshops and technical sessions, presenting successful regional and global case studies, promoting knowledge exchange, and encouraging collaboration across various sectors. © Muscat Media Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Times of Oman
05-04-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
Oman Water Week conference to explore infrastructure projects
Muscat: The second edition of Oman Water Week 2025 will officially kick off on Sunday at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre, with wide participation from the world countries. The week begins with a series of field visits offering participants a unique opportunity to explore some of the Sultanate's most significant water infrastructure projects. The event is expected to attract more than 2,500 participants, including over 100 international and regional speakers, and more than 60 exhibitors representing 25+ countries, positioning it as one of the region's most prominent specialised gatherings in the water sector. The official conference of Oman Water Week will commence on Monday morning, under the patronage of HH Sayyid Dr Fahad Al Julanda Al Said, Vice Chancellor of SQU, in the presence of ministers, senior officials, and water sector specialists from Oman, the GCC, and around the world. Representatives from global water organisations and institutions will also be in attendance. Commenting on the global event, Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services, stated that Oman Water Week 2025, hosted by Nama Water Services with support from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources and the Authority for Public Services Regulation, serves as a strategic platform to showcase and discuss the latest developments in water sustainability, innovation, and technology. He added that the field visits aim to highlight Nama Water Services' efforts in developing sustainable solutions for the water sector and achieving a balance between rapid economic growth and environmental sustainability — in alignment with Oman Vision 2040. Al Zakwani emphasised: 'Dedicating a full week to water-related discussions and activities clearly reflects the critical importance of this sector. It also underlines the need to empower it with all the necessary resources and capabilities to ensure its sustainability, ultimately achieving water security — a top priority for nations around the globe. This goal can only be realized through joint efforts and shared visions among all stakeholders.' The event gathers a distinguished group of experts, professionals, and decision-makers from both the public and private sectors, offering a valuable platform to discuss current challenges and future opportunities in water resource management. The week also includes several specialised workshops and technical sessions, presenting successful regional and global case studies, promoting knowledge exchange, and encouraging collaboration across various sectors.
Observer
23-03-2025
- Business
- Observer
An agreement signed Water purification plant at Wadi Dayqah
Muscat: Nama Water Services today signed an agreement in partnership with the private sector to construct a water purification plant at Wadi Dayqah Dam in the Wilayat of Qurayyat. The project, coordinated with relevant government bodies, is valued at over OMR 55 million. The agreement was mutually signed by Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services, and Sultan bin Abdullah Al Jafari, Chairman of Al Tayer Engineering Services Company – the project's implementing company. The signing ceremony was attended by His Excellency Dr. Saud bin Hamoud Al Habsi, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries Wealth and Water Resources. This project aligns with the government's strategic focus on bolstering water security and ensuring a consistent supply of potable water for subscribers. This initiative is designed to guarantee reliable water provision, particularly during periods of unexpected weather conditions and unforeseen emergencies. Moreover, the plant's development is intrinsically connected to supporting agricultural endeavors. By channeling produced water to farms within the Wilayat of Qurayyat, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries Wealth, and Water Resources, the project aims to enhance food security. The new water purification plant will be developed under a 20-year public-private partnership (PPP) contract, utilizing a Build, Own, Operate (BOO) model. Construction of the plant and associated infrastructure is slated for completion within 22 months. The facility will boast a total production capacity of 65,000 cubic meters per day, with 35,000 cubic meters per day channeled into Nama Water Services; the main distribution network, supplying potable water. The remaining 30,000 cubic meters per day will be dedicated to agricultural irrigation, distributed through a network serving farms in the Wilayat of Qurayyat, in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries Wealth, and Water Resources. The Wadi Dayqah Dam Water Treatment Plant project will be among the first of its kind in the region and encompasses the construction of the treatment plant itself alongside a seven-kilometer water transmission line connecting the dam to the facility and a corresponding pumping station. A 20,000-cubic-meter collection tank is also being built to receive water from the completed pumping station, which is integrated into the main water transmission line. This line extends from the Wilayat of Qurayyat to other Wilayats within the Muscat Governorate and the broader water transmission network.
