Qatar Development Bank (QDB) has announced it is leading a $7 million Series B investment round for Contents, a European technology company specializing in AI agent orchestration and enterprise knowledge management for global brands. The funding round also saw participation from Alkemia Capital and other international investors.
A Strategic Move For Qatar’s AI Vision
This investment is a key part of QDB’s broader strategy to foster the development of advanced artificial intelligence technologies within the country. By backing a leading European AI firm, the initiative aims to bolster Qatar’s position as a regional hub for digital innovation, directly aligning with the goals outlined in the Qatar National Vision 2030.
Doha As A Hub For Arabic AI Development
With this new capital, Contents is set to expand its operations into the region, establishing Doha as its central hub. The company has already opened a local office and onboarded its first employee in Qatar. This Doha center will spearhead the development of AI specifically for the Arabic language and serve as the launchpad for expanding its services across the Gulf, Middle East, and North Africa markets.
The Contents platform is uniquely positioned for this expansion, with its capability to operate in 25 languages, including 15 authentic Arabic dialects. This extensive linguistic support enables the company to serve over 400 million people across 22 Arab nations, creating significant opportunities to drive digital transformation in the region.
“QDB’s investment is a major strategic step for entering the Arab region and building an AI ecosystem that supports the commercial and institutional goals of clients in the Gulf and North Africa,” stated Massimiliano Squillace, Founder and CEO of Contents.
About Contents
Contents is a technology company that provides an advanced AI platform for AI agent orchestration and enterprise knowledge management. Its solutions empower global brands to create and manage high-performing content and streamline their digital communication strategies across multiple languages and markets.
Source: Jawlah
