
Launches first AI-powered government services for businesses
Lahint, a Saudi GovTech company specializing in AI-powered government technology solutions, has announced a major milestone in its growth journey by completing a unified digital execution infrastructure powered by official execution APIs and strategic partnerships with leading national platforms.
This achievement establishes a strong technological foundation that enables the fully automated delivery of government services and further strengthens Lahint’s position as one of Saudi Arabia’s emerging leaders in GovTech innovation.
During the first half of 2026, Lahint successfully established official execution partnerships with eight leading national and private platforms, including six government-focused platforms serving the business sector and two complementary private-sector digital service providers.
First phase
Leveraging this infrastructure, Lahint has launched the first phase of its Government Services Automation Program, introducing 10 fully automated social insurance services for businesses.
The company is currently developing the second phase of the program, which will introduce more than 20 additional automated government services before the end of the year.
A third phase will follow, increasing the portfolio to more than 50 automated government services for businesses and further enhancing the scalability and long-term strategic value of Lahint’s execution platform.
Strategic asset
“This infrastructure is a long-term strategic asset that enables us to continuously expand our portfolio of automated government services without rebuilding our technology stack for every new service. Every integration strengthens the platform and increases its value,” commented Eng. Tariq Aljabr, Chief Business Development Officer, Lahint.
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Lahint aims to become the leading platform for automating government services in the Kingdom.
The company’s mission aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, enhancing digital transformation, improving efficiency in public services, and creating a more seamless business environment, a press statement concluded.
