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Saur highlights its role in advancing Qatar’s sustainable water infrastructure at Project Qatar 2026

Dubai, June, 2026: Saur, a global pure-play water services company, has highlighted the critical role of resilient water infrastructure in supporting Qatar’s sustainability ambitions and the Gulf’s long-term urban development objectives during Project Qatar 2026. 

During the event, Saur showcased its expertise across the entire water cycle, highlighting innovative and sustainable solutions in smart water management, infrastructure operations and maintenance, wastewater treatment, water reuse, and digital technologies that enhance operational performance and resource sustainability. The company further highlighted its expanding presence in Qatar, where it collaborates with public-sector stakeholders on critical water and wastewater infrastructure projects, supporting the development of resilient and future-ready water systems.

The participation is in line with Saur’s continuous efforts to strengthen its footprint in the country through its ongoing collaboration with the Public Works Authority (Ashghal). Earlier this year, the company commenced the operational phase of wastewater services under Ashghal’s partnership framework, supporting wastewater treatment and network operations across the catchment zone in Qatar South. Drawing on its established operational experience in the country, Saur delivers reliable and sustainable wastewater services while contributing to the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030 and the country’s broader sustainability agenda.

At Project Qatar 2026, Saur showcased its capabilities in digital technologies, predictive maintenance, and advanced operational practices aimed at optimising infrastructure performance, improving service continuity, and enhancing resource efficiency. The company further emphasised the role of circular water management, including wastewater reuse, in strengthening long-term water security and reducing dependence on freshwater resources.

Christophe Tanguy, CEO of Saur Middle East, said: “Qatar has been investing heavily in world-class infrastructure while advancing its sustainability priorities. Through our partnership with Ashghal, we support the operation and optimisation of critical wastewater infrastructure that serves communities, safeguards the environment, and enables more efficient resource management. Project Qatar 2026 served as a valuable platform to demonstrate how operational excellence, digital innovation, and sustainable water management approaches can contribute to the country’s long-term development goals and reinforce resilience for the future.”

As urban development accelerates across Qatar, pressure on natural resources has been intensifying. Given this evolving situation, resilient wastewater infrastructure has become increasingly vital to supporting environmental sustainability, improving resource efficiency, and enhancing overall quality of life.

Leveraging its global expertise and local operational experience, Saur continues to work in tandem with public-sector stakeholders to improve infrastructure performance, advance national sustainability agendas, and deliver future-ready water solutions across the country and the broader Gulf region.

About Saur:

Saur is an international leader in water infrastructure and services, specializing in the design, operation, and optimization of infrastructure for local authorities and industrial clients. The Group operates across the entire water cycle, with a strong focus on operational performance, continuity of service, and sustainable management of resources.

In 2024, Saur became the first company in the sector to issue blue bonds, positioning the Group at the forefront of sustainable finance applied to environmental infrastructure.

In 2025, the Group generated revenue of over €2.3 billion and employed 15,000 people across more than 25 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Spain, the United States, Finland, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, and the United Kingdom.

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