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Arabic.AI secures strategic investment from HUMAIN

Arabic.AI has secured a strategic investment from Saudi Arabia-based HUMAIN, a PIF company, as part of a partnership to expand Arabic and multilingual enterprise AI solutions in Saudi Arabia and international markets. The investment value was not disclosed. Founded in the UAE in 2008 by Nour Al Hassan, Arabic.AI provides enterprise language technologies spanning translation, document intelligence…

Arabic.AI, an enterprise language technology company founded in the UAE in 2008, has secured a strategic investment from HUMAIN, a Saudi Arabia-based PIF company. The investment value has not been disclosed. The partnership aims to expand Arabic and multilingual enterprise AI solutions in Saudi Arabia and international markets.

Arabic.AI specializes in translation, document intelligence, and Arabic AI technologies, while Tarjama contributes over 18 years of language technology and enterprise delivery experience. Together, their combined expertise and resources will be combined with HUMAIN's AI infrastructure, advanced models, and computing capabilities to accelerate the adoption of Arabic and multilingual AI-powered solutions.

The collaboration will initially focus on three priority areas: Translation Management System, Archive Digitization Engine, and Document Intelligence Agents. These solutions will enable organizations to deploy Arabic and multilingual AI capabilities at enterprise scale, with the first solutions set to be unveiled at LEAP 2026.

HUMAIN's CEO, Tareq Amin, emphasized the importance of Arabic in enterprise AI, stating that the partnership aims to provide organizations with more capable tools for translation, document intelligence, and multilingual AI. Nour Al Hassan, founder and CEO of Arabic.AI, expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting the company's goal of bringing Arabic-first AI to Saudi enterprises and helping them move from ambition to production.

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