Middle East Agentic Ai Forum

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Hyatt Regency Olaya Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

17th June 2026

Middle East Agentic AI 2026 - KSA

As Saudi Arabia ushers in its Year of AI, the focus is shifting from experimentation to real-world impact where AI not only automates tasks but augments human capability across creativity, communication, and decision-making. Trust in AI is no longer theoretical; it is built through consistent, high-value outcomes.

MEAAF 2026 KSA is designed around this national momentum bringing together a dynamic mix of content, live demonstrations, exhibition, and high-value networking to showcase how agentic AI is being deployed at scale.

Attendees will engage with organisations leading the charge from autonomous customer service agents and intelligent bots to supply chain orchestration platforms and AI governance frameworks. The experience is built to connect C-suite leaders and practitioners across industries, fostering meaningful, cross-regional collaboration.

On stage, the agenda features keynote insights, panel discussions, sponsor showcases, and real-world case studies all grounded in the Middle East context, addressing critical themes such as compliance, cultural nuance, data sovereignty, and multilingual deployment.

Whether you are exploring strategic direction, practical implementation, or investment opportunities, MEAAF 2026 KSA reflects the ambition of the Kingdom’s Year of AI turning vision into execution.

Saudi Arabia – Market Outlook for Agentic AI

Saudi Arabia is undergoing one of the most ambitious digital transformations globally, with artificial intelligence playing a central role in the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 economic diversification strategy. Through large‑scale government initiatives and sovereign investment funds, the country is rapidly building infrastructure, talent ecosystems, and regulatory frameworks designed to support the deployment of advanced AI technologies, including agentic AI.

The economic potential of AI in Saudi Arabia is significant. Estimates suggest that artificial intelligence could contribute more than $135 billion to the Saudi economy by 2030, representing a substantial share of national economic output. As organizations move beyond predictive analytics and generative models, the focus is shifting toward autonomous AI systems capable of executing workflows, optimizing operations, and supporting decision‑making across industries.

Enterprise adoption is accelerating across sectors such as oil and gas, financial services, healthcare, logistics, and smart infrastructure. Large national initiatives, including next‑generation smart city developments, are expected to become major testing grounds for AI‑driven automation and intelligent systems. In the coming years, the Kingdom is expected to prioritize the development of sovereign AI platforms, national AI infrastructure, and advanced data ecosystems that enable secure and scalable deployment of agentic AI technologies.

By 2030, Saudi Arabia aims to position itself as a regional powerhouse in AI innovation, with agentic AI playing a critical role in driving productivity, economic diversification, anddigital transformation across the Middle East.