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Middle East
Vendors headquartered in the Middle East, including Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.
17 listings · HQ country as published by each vendor · Open in directory filters
Key facts
From this dataset
- 17 verified listings on this page, with headquarters in 1 HQ region and 2 countries.
- Dataset version 0.1.27, generated 2026-10-27.
- Vendors headquartered in the Middle East, including Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.
Cite as: Agent Index by Heritage Services, Middle East AI agents, dataset v0.1.27 (https://theagentindex.io/regions/middle-east/)
FAQ (from this dataset)
What is listed on this region page?
Vendors headquartered in the Middle East, including Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. 17 verified listings from Agent Index dataset v0.1.27.
How many listings are on this page?
17 verified listings in dataset v0.1.27 (2026-10-27).
Which listings are headquartered in India, Asia-Pacific or Australia/NZ?
None of the 17 listings on this page publish an HQ in India, Asia-Pacific or Australia/New Zealand in the dataset.
Is this a ranking?
No. This is not a ranking or score. Order is mechanical (from dataset fields such as name, framework-tag count or table membership), not a paid placement or quality judgement.
How many AI agents are headquartered in Middle East?
17 verified listings in dataset v0.1.27 publish an HQ in Middle East.
Which categories are covered?
Security: 10; Compliance: 7; Risk: 7; Code security: 3; Privacy: 1. Categories come from each listing.
Which countries are included?
HQ countries on this page: Israel, Saudi Arabia. Country is as published by each vendor.
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