- Veolia announced the signing of three strategic memorandums of understanding in water technologies and hazardous waste management.
- These agreements address major challenges for the Kingdom: preservation of water resources, energy efficiency, decarbonization of industry, and development of local skills.
- Established with three leading economic and industrial players in Saudi Arabia, these partnerships strengthen Veolia’s longstanding commitment in the country and its contribution to the ambitions of Saudi Vision 2030, aligning with the objectives of its strategic GreenUp program.
The world leader in environmental services, announces the signing of three ambitious memorandums of understanding with three major players in the Kingdom’s industrial development:
- Acwa, a world-leading private water desalination company.
- Ma’aden, a major player in the Saudi mining industry.
- Khazeen, a subsidiary of GASCO, specializing in LPG storage.
These three strategic agreements establish a framework for enhanced cooperation across water technologies and hazardous waste treatment. They align fully with key Saudi Vision 2030 objectives regarding resource preservation, advancing the circular economy, and decarbonization. They also aim to strengthen the development of local capabilities and expertise in environmental services.
"Environmental security has become an essential condition for the sovereignty, competitiveness, and strategic autonomy of territories. In Saudi Arabia, this involves the ability to preserve every drop of water, decarbonize industrial development, and turn waste into resources. Through these agreements, and thanks to our cutting-edge technologies and solutions, we are taking action on a large scale to turn challenges into concrete and effective solutions, in line with Saudi Vision 2030. Our innovations and expertise are only effective when they find concrete applications in response to a territory's challenges and in support of its essential infrastructures."