Microsoft and HUMAIN Partner on Arabic AI Models in Saudi Arabia

August 26, 2026
Microsoft and HUMAIN are partnering to bring HUMAIN's ALLAM Arabic language models into Microsoft Foundry and work with organizations on AI deployments using Microsoft technologies.

Microsoft and HUMAIN announced in a press release a long term strategic collaboration focused on AI use in Saudi Arabia and other countries. The partnership will initially focus on integrating HUMAIN's ALLAM models into Microsoft's AI ecosystem and pairing HUMAIN AI experts with Microsoft advanced deployment engineers.

The companies plan to make ALLAM available through Microsoft Foundry. This would give developers and enterprises access to HUMAIN's Arabic language models inside Microsoft's AI tools.

HUMAIN and Microsoft teams will work with organizations on identifying, building, and deploying AI solutions across Microsoft technologies, including Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Foundry. The work will combine Microsoft's enterprise AI platforms with HUMAIN's applied engineering capabilities.

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