Riyadh, October 01, 2025, SPA -- The Water Academy, the training entity of the Saudi Water Authority, has issued a comprehensive report highlighting its transformative role in advancing the Kingdom’s water sector. The report details the academy’s pioneering journey and achievements in building national capacities, supporting the sustainability of water resources, and enhancing sectoral efficiency, all in alignment with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. Since its establishment in 1982, the academy has trained over 100,000 individuals through thousands of specialized programs covering various stages of the water system. To meet the growing national demand for skilled professionals, the academy has expanded its presence by opening new branches in Riyadh, Madinah, Rabigh, and Al-Khobar. It has also prioritized the inclusion of women in its training programs and collaborated with universities to develop competencies in alternative energy fields. The report highlights the academy’s extensive network of strategic partnerships with prominent local and international institutions, including Oxford University, the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM), Schneider Electric, and the Saudi Council of Engineers. It also highlights the expansion of its services across the Kingdom, the Gulf region, and internationally—in countries such as Oman, China, and Singapore. With multiple local and international accreditations, the academy has enhanced the credibility and recognition of its programs on both regional and global scales. The Water Academy outlines plans for regional and global expansion, the development of a global professional certification framework, and a strong focus on smart water technologies and digital transformation, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s leadership in innovation and sustainability in the global water sector.
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