Arabic.AI and Qistas have announced a strategic partnership to develop Arabic-first, AI-powered legal solutions tailored to the region’s regulatory and linguistic landscape.
The collaboration addresses a growing gap in the legal technology market, where many AI tools are designed primarily for English-language systems and cloud-based environments that may not align with local data sovereignty and compliance requirements.
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At the core of the partnership are Arabic.AI’s proprietary large language models, LLM-X and LLM-S, combined with its on-premise enterprise AI infrastructure. These capabilities will be integrated with Qistas’s legal technology platform, which is built specifically for Arabic legal systems and workflows.
The joint solution is designed to support a wide range of use cases, including legal research, litigation support, transactional work, and policy and legislative analysis. By combining language intelligence with domain-specific legal expertise, the companies aim to deliver tools that better reflect the complexities of Arabic jurisprudence and formal legal drafting.
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Arabic.AI’s models have been independently benchmarked for Arabic language performance, positioning them among the leading systems in the field — a critical factor for sectors where precision and context are essential.
Nour Al Hassan, CEO and Founder of Arabic.AI, said the partnership brings together advanced language capabilities and legal expertise to help institutions manage legal information more efficiently and securely.
Nissreen Haram, CEO of Qistas, added that the collaboration is focused on building trusted, practical solutions that legal professionals across the region can adopt in real-world workflows.
The agreement was formalised in Amman, highlighting the region’s growing focus on developing locally grounded technology infrastructure rather than relying on imported solutions.
Why Arabic.AI and Qistas Partnership Matters to MENA
This partnership signals a shift toward sovereign, Arabic-first AI solutions in regulated sectors. For MENA, it means more locally relevant technology, stronger data control, and higher adoption of AI in industries like law, where precision and compliance are critical.
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