Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: HUMAIN, the PIF company delivering full-stack AI capabilities globally, announced its strategic investment in and partnership with Arabic.AI and Tarjama at LEAP 2026 to accelerate the adoption of AI-powered translation, document intelligence, and language solutions across Saudi Arabia and international markets.
Leveraging more than 18 years of language technology and enterprise delivery expertise, the partnership will enable organizations to deploy Arabic and multilingual AI capabilities at enterprise scale, according to the official statement released today.
HUMAIN’s investment is dedicated to accelerating the deployment of Arabic.AI's solutions to Saudi enterprise customers at scale.
The partnership combines complementary strengths from across the AI and enterprise technology stack, aiming to simplify adoption and reduce the time from concept to deployment for Arabic AI solutions.
Both HUMAIN and Arabic.AI will work with early enterprise customers to bring Arabic.AI's solutions to the Saudi market across three priority areas: Translation Management System, Archive Digitization Engine, and Document Intelligence Agents.
Tareq Amin, CEO of HUMAIN, stated that the partnership focuses on turning proven technology into reliable, production-ready solutions that enterprises can deploy at scale. “By combining HUMAIN’s full AI stack with Arabic.AI and Tarjama’s deep expertise in Arabic language technology, we intend to give organizations more capable tools for translation, document intelligence and multilingual AI.”
On the other hand, Nour Al Hassan, founder and chief executive officer of Arabic.AI, said: “Together with HUMAIN, we are focused on putting Arabic-first AI into the hands of organizations across the Kingdom and helping them move from ambition to production.”
LEAP2026 takes place from 31 August to 3 September under the theme “Into New Worlds,” bringing together thousands of companies, startups, investors, and technology experts. It is expected to attract more than 1,000 global speakers and experts, 1,800 technology companies, 600 startups, and 1,900 investors and venture capital representatives.