Nama Water Services Advances Treated Water Reuse to Support Water Security, Green Economy
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Nama Water Services is enhancing its treated water reuse program to bolster water security and promote a green economy in Oman.
- The initiative, aligned with Oman Vision 2040, focuses on maximizing the economic value of treated water, referred to as 'Manhal Nama'.
- The number of beneficiaries of treated water increased by 36% in 2025, indicating growing confidence and demand for sustainable water solutions.
Nama Water Services is spearheading a strategic initiative to transform treated wastewater into a valuable resource, a move that significantly contributes to Oman's national goals for water security and sustainable development under the Oman Vision 2040 framework. This forward-thinking approach redefines water management from a mere resource conservation effort to a value-driven economic strategy.
Manhal Nama has evolved from an alternative source into an integral part of the water economy, enabling sectors to manage water demand more efficiently and cost-effectively.
The company's program, branded 'Manhal Nama,' emphasizes extracting the maximum economic benefit from every cubic meter of treated water. This strategic shift is not only enhancing operational efficiency but also fostering environmental sustainability. Eng. Issam bin Munir Al Ismaili, Chief Officer of Digital and Commercial Services at Nama Water Services, highlighted that 'Manhal Nama has evolved from an alternative source into an integral part of the water economy.' He further elaborated that the company provides treated water not just as a service, but as a comprehensive solution offering customers greater efficiency, sustainability, and ease of use.
We do not offer treated water merely as a service, but as a solution that delivers greater value to customers in terms of efficiency, sustainability, and ease of use, making it a smart choice for a wide range of applications.
This commitment to innovation is evident in the company's reliance on advanced treatment technologies that ensure high water quality suitable for diverse applications, including agriculture, industry, and landscaping. These processes actively reduce environmental impact and promote responsible water usage. The success of the initiative is reflected in a 36% increase in the number of 'Manhal Nama' beneficiaries by the end of 2025, demonstrating a growing trust in treated water as a reliable and eco-friendly option. Nama Water Services continues to expand its infrastructure and monitoring systems, reinforcing its dedication to providing dependable and sustainable water solutions across the Sultanate.
The number of beneficiaries of Manhal Nama increased by 36 per cent compared to 2024, reflecting growing demand and rising confidence in treated water as a practical and sustainable option.
Originally published by Times of Oman in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.