Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Presight is rapidly expanding into new markets spanning four continents, from Africa to Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
This comes as part of its strategy to expand the reach of its innovative digital solutions globally.
Adel Al Sharji, Chief Operating Officer of Presight, said that Presight is now present in approximately 18 to 20 countries around the world.
In addition to ambitious plans to continue geographical expansion during the next phase.
He explained that the company has signed cooperation agreements and entered new markets in Uganda, Angola, Tanzania, and Kazakhstan in recent months.
He noted that Malaysia will be the company’s next stop in East Asia, in addition to the presence of teams active in Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
Al-Sharji added that the company has a clear vision to expand its presence across the entire African continent and segment the European market into regions.
In addition to focusing on the Americas and East Asian markets, this will enhance the global spread of Presight products and solutions.
Regarding generative AI, he explained that the company is currently focusing on developing agent AI.
It is the new generation of artificial intelligence capable of performing tasks independently and assisting individuals and organizations in various fields.
He pointed out that they are showcasing their solutions in the field of agent artificial intelligence through their platform at GITEX.
He noted that they are working to develop intelligent agents in the fields of human resources, procurement, finance, and security and safety, to serve as digital assistants capable of performing real-world tasks within organizations.
He emphasized that Presight’s participation in GITEX Global 2025 represents an annual opportunity to showcase the company’s latest solutions and technologies in the field of artificial intelligence and data analysis.
In addition to interacting with partners from different countries around the world to explore new opportunities for cooperation.
