Deloitte launches its Global Agentic Network in the Middle East

Two weeks after Deloitte launched its Global Agentic Network, the network and offering has now also hit the ground running in the Middle East.

Late May, Deloitte announced the launch of its Global Agentic Network to help Agentic AI driven transformations in organizations around the world. The launch, which is part of Deloitte’s wider multi-year and billion-dollar AI investment agenda, leverages Deloitte’s consulting and technology capabilities, delivery centers, and technology alliances to create a connected ecosystem of Agentic AI offerings.

Agentic AI refers to software agents capable of autonomously executing tasks, orchestrating workflows, and adapting based on input from users or other systems. These agents, powered by large language models and machine learning, are designed to learn and evolve – making them ideal for complex, dynamic business environments.

“Agentic AI is developing at an incredible speed, and we see huge transformational potential for our clients. That’s why we are building the Global Agentic Network to help organizations deploy digital workforces with confidence and impact,” said Heather Stockton, Global Consulting Services Leader at Deloitte.

The firm’s Global AI Leader Nitin Mittal added: “The Agentic Network is a critical part of our AI journey that is ultimately transforming our business – enabling us to scale our experience and build credibility as we assist our clients with their own transformational journeys with speed, precision and creativity.”

Middle East

As part of the global initiative, Deloitte’s Middle East business has established the Global Agentic Network across its office and is accelerating its local Agentic AI capabilities.

“The Middle East is on a rapid trajectory toward AI-led transformation, and Agentic AI is a game-changer for how businesses operate,” said Yousef Barkawie, Gen AI Leader at Deloitte in the Middle East. “At Deloitte, we’re helping our clients navigate the world of AI transformation by architecting and building the capabilities and trust needed for them to scale out their AI deployments and transform at the core.”

“Our clients are finding new efficiencies in their ways of working, streamlining their operations, and reimagining their entire value chains. This is an exciting moment to help shape what the future of work looks like in our region, especially as governments and industries double down on innovation and future-readiness.”

While Deloitte isn’t disclosing its clients in the AI space, the professional services firm did note that it is already supporting regional clients in sectors such as energy, government, and financial services to implement agentic solutions that streamline decision-making, improve efficiency, and unlock value at scale.

Practising what it preaches, Deloitte is also rolling out AI and Agentic AI within its own business, allowing the company to deliver faster, more insightful, and more adaptive solutions to clients.

In the Middle East, Deloitte has than 7,000 partners and staff working from 23 offices in 15 countries.