Over 50% of MENA Funds to Increase AI Investments

A study reveals that over half of private funds in the Middle East and North Africa plan to increase their AI investment, viewing it as a key growth driver.

Over 50% of private equity funds in the Middle East and North Africa region are expected to increase their investments in artificial intelligence. This is according to a recent study. Experts highlight a growing interest in AI technologies in the region. This is due to their potential to enhance efficiency and create new opportunities. One of the surveyed funds noted: "Artificial intelligence is becoming a key growth driver for our portfolio." Other investors expressed cautious optimism, pointing to the need for careful risk analysis.

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