On September 7, 2026, at the high‑profile LEAP 2026 conference in Riyadh, Dyna.Ai, a Singapore‑based AI‑as‑a‑Service (AIaaS) leader, announced a partnership with Gulf Applications Co. (GAPP), Saudi Arabia’s premier technology‑integration firm. The collaboration will deliver Dyna.Ai’s enterprise‑grade agentic AI platform—including voice and text‑based agents, AI Employee solutions, and omnichannel assistants—to the myriad organizations that GAPP supports across the Kingdom.
The joint venture is timed to coincide with Saudi Arabia’s designation of 2026 as the Year of Artificial Intelligence, a national initiative driven by the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA). By pairing Dyna.Ai’s global AI expertise with GAPP’s deep local market knowledge, the partnership aims to:
Carlton Liew, Chief Business Officer and Co‑Founder of Dyna.Ai, highlighted the “practical, lower‑risk path to measurable business results,” while GAPP’s COO, Ahmed Al Azmah, emphasized the joint effort to “automate critical workflows, elevate operational standards, and support Vision 2030’s digital‑economy objectives.”
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 outlines a transformative agenda that pivots the Kingdom from an oil‑centric economy toward a diversified, knowledge‑driven ecosystem. Central to this vision is a digital‑economy thrust, which calls for:
The Dyna.Ai‑GAPP partnership directly addresses these pillars by delivering agentic AI that can be embedded into existing enterprise technology stacks—CRMs, ERP systems, email platforms, and custom applications—without requiring extensive in‑house AI expertise.
GAPP’s integration team will handle the end‑to‑end deployment of Dyna.Ai’s AI agents, ensuring they communicate natively with:
Both partners have committed to Saudi‑specific data residency and privacy compliance. AI agents will process data within approved data centers, adhering to SDAIA guidelines and the Kingdom’s emerging AI ethics framework.
The platform is built for instant scalability, allowing organizations to ramp up AI workforce capacity during peak periods (e.g., tax filing season, holiday sales) and scale down when demand eases—optimizing cost without sacrificing performance.
Early pilots are expected to focus on administrative automation, customer service augmentation, and back‑office analytics—areas where AI can deliver quick wins in error reduction, processing speed, and employee satisfaction.
The Dyna.Ai‑GAPP announcement reinforces a market shift: enterprises are no longer looking for isolated AI tools; they want full‑service AI departments that operate as an extension of their own teams. AVIA’s core proposition—delivering a complete, end‑to‑end outsourced AI workforce—mirrors exactly what Dyna.Ai and GAPP are doing in Saudi Arabia, albeit with a regional integration partner.
While Dyna.Ai brings a powerful AI engine, GAPP supplies the local integration expertise. AVIA already offers seamless integration with existing business tools (emails, CRMs, spreadsheets) and omnichannel communication management across WhatsApp, social media, and web portals. This positions AVIA as a single‑source provider that can:
In other words, AVIA can replicate the Dyna.Ai‑GAPP model globally, offering the same low‑risk, high‑impact approach without the need for a regional integration partner.
The partnership’s explicit commitment to local data‑governance reflects a broader trend: governments worldwide are tightening AI regulations. AVIA’s architecture already incorporates privacy‑by‑design, data residency options, and audit trails, making us a compliant choice for multinational corporations navigating diverse regulatory landscapes.
AVIA’s mission—to empower businesses with a digital AI workforce that never sleeps—resonates with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 objectives of a thriving digital economy. By highlighting our success stories in similar national AI initiatives (e.g., UAE’s Smart Government program), we can position AVIA as a trusted partner for Saudi ministries and private firms seeking to accelerate AI adoption.
The Dyna.Ai & GAPP partnership is a strategic collaboration that combines Dyna.Ai’s enterprise‑grade agentic AI platform with Gulf Applications Co.’s (GAPP) Saudi market expertise to deliver turnkey, end‑to‑end AI workforce solutions across the Kingdom. It is designed to embed AI agents directly into daily business workflows while complying with Saudi data‑governance and Vision 2030 objectives.