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In the photo, Carlos M. Jarque
with FCC Riyadh employees
and executives.
tments in Water infrastructures to be deve-
loped in the area.
The agenda of the visit also included a mee-
ting with the Spanish Ambassador in Riyadh,
Joaquin Perez-Villanueva, who was thanked
for the continual support of the Spanish di-
plomatic delegation to the project and to the
Spanish nationals stationed in the city. Jar-
que also met with staff from the FCC Aqualia
offices in the Saudi capital and was informed
in person of the details of the projects ca-
rried out by our Water subsidiary in the area.
At the meeting, Jarque encouraged FCC
Aqualia to seek synergies with other Group
divisions and to embrace the challenge fa-
cing all workers of raising the company to a
position of global leadership.
The personnel in charge of building
the metro lines is an example
of diversity and culture:
people of 42 nationalities speaking
22 different languages
In the photo, Carlos M. Jarque poses
with FCC Aqualia’s staff from the Riyadh
office. The CEO underscored the im-
portance of water and sanitation in the
context of the 17 sustainable develop-
ment objectives defined by the United
Nations.
In Saudi Arabia, FCC Aqualia currently
manages the emblematic project for the
sectorisation and the reduction of leaks
in the Riyadh supply network. The Com-
pany is also in charge the services affec-
ted by the metro project in the city (also
executed by the FCC Group), and the
Hadda and Arana wastewater treatment
plants in Mecca.