Dyna.Ai, a global AI services company, has announced plans to expand its presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).

The announcement follows the opening of its Riyadh office and will see the company strengthen its partnerships with financial institutions in the country to advance the adoption of AI solutions.

At Money20/20 Middle East in Riyadh, Dyna.Ai will introduce its Agentic AI Suite and AI Employees, both of which include Arabic-language functionality.

The enterprise platform is designed for the financial sector and enables the use of intelligent, collaborative agents to support automation, collaboration and localisation.

The AI Employees, described as digital teammates, are intended to complement human roles and integrate into enterprise workflows across industries.

They include applications such as the Company AI Advisor, AI Credit Underwriter, AI Knowledge Partner and AI Recruiter Advisor.

The company states these systems operate with response times under 200 milliseconds and accuracy rates above 95%.

“We are incredibly excited to deepen our presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the leading hub for innovation in the Middle East,”

said Tomas Skoumal, Chairman and Co-founder of Dyna.Ai.

“With a team on the ground, we are committing to a long-term partnership with local businesses and talent. Our goal is to provide sophisticated, localised AI solutions such as our Agentic Suite and AI Employees that empower the financial sector and drive meaningful, tangible results.”

The Agentic AI Suite incorporates several elements, including Dyna Agent Studio, a platform for building, training and deploying AI agents; Agent Store, a marketplace for AI agents; and AI Employee, which is designed to understand requests, learn continuously, make decisions and work alongside human colleagues.

Other components include TextGPT, an AI-driven chatbot for real-time communication; VoiceGPT, which supports emotion-aware voice interactions; and AvatarGPT, which uses lifelike digital avatars for multi-language engagement.

The inclusion of Arabic-language functionality is positioned as a step towards enabling financial institutions such as banks, fintech firms and insurers to deliver personalised engagement and scaled automation.

The company emphasises a ‘plug-and-play’ approach through its marketplace to allow enterprises to integrate AI tools while maintaining security and compliance.

Dyna.Ai has also stated its intention to continue building its presence across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Africa through further investment in partnerships, recruitment of local talent and the establishment of innovation hubs.

AI is forecast to contribute around US$320 billion to the Middle East’s economy by 2030, including US$135.2 billion, or 12.4% of GDP, in Saudi Arabia.

The company frames its regional expansion as aligned with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and the National Strategy for Data and AI.

Dyna.Ai will present its technologies at the Money20/20 Middle East event in Riyadh, where it will be located at booth H1K30.

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