Deloitte Launches Middle East CoE to Drive Agentic AI Adoption
The firm is also looking to develop new AI agents in the region to position the Middle East as a hub for autonomous systems.
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Deloitte Middle East unveiled its Centre of Excellence for Oracle AI Agents to help fast-track agentic AI adoption across the region.
The center will allow governments and enterprises to leverage Oracle’s advanced AI Agents toolkit through training, real-world implementations, and best-practice frameworks to transform current workflows into intelligent, autonomous systems that drive measurable outcomes.
“As a strategic partner to the public sector and private enterprises, we believe it is our obligation to bring the most advanced capabilities to the region. Our new Center for Oracle AI Agents will empower leaders to adopt autonomous agents securely, responsibly, and at scale,” said Corinne Johnson, partner, Oracle Offering Leader, Deloitte Middle East.
According to Grand Research View data, the global AI agents market size was estimated to reach $5.40 billion in 2024 and is projected to be $50.31 billion by 2030, while the market in the MEA region was valued at $0.21 billion in 2024 and is estimated to reach $2.20 billion by 2030.
“This center is the culmination of a strategic journey. We are leveraging Deloitte’s global assets and our deep industry expertise across Oracle SaaS, cloud, and industry solutions to deliver Oracle AI Agents at scale for this region. The readiness of our team means clients can begin deploying today,” said Faisal Darras, Oracle Lead Alliance partner, Deloitte Middle East.
The global accounting and auditing firm is looking to develop new AI agents in the region to position the Middle East as a hub for autonomous systems. AI model development is increasingly global, with notable launches from the Middle East, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, a Stanford report revealed.
