SUNNYVALE – October 30, 2026 -- Law Innovation Agency has partnered with Kulana, a systems integrator in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), to deliver AI enablement programs through Kulana Academy to corporate, quasi-governmental and government clients in the region.

Law Innovation Agency supplies AI readiness, literacy and governance expertise

The Silicon Valley-based firm will bring AI readiness, AI literacy, and AI policy and governance offerings for public and private sector organizations to Kulana Academy's clients. Kulana contributes its experience supporting digital transformation initiatives for corporate enterprise, quasi-governmental and government institutions in MENA.

The companies said the joint programs are designed to help clients use AI in their organizations and prepare their workforces. The announcement did not include financial terms.

Kulana CEO Jonathan Ane targets scalable workforce training across MENA and beyond

Ane said the partnership brings Law Innovation Agency's leadership and decades of experience serving the U.S. market to Kulana's regional clients. He said it supports Kulana's mission to deliver "scalable, high-impact learning solutions" across the Middle East, Africa and beyond.

Monica Zent, Managing Director of Law Innovation Agency, said Kulana Academy's digital transformation work has become more essential in the AI era. She said the firms will offer a broad set of AI enablement programs to develop future-ready teams.

Zent and Ane previously joined U.S. Embassy Mauritius events on AI adoption

Earlier this year, Zent and Ane were panelists at a series of events hosted by the U.S. Embassy in Mauritius. Craig Halbmaier, Chargé d'Affaires at the embassy, and public and private sector leaders also took part. The sessions covered designing an AI roadmap and the legal team's role in leading AI adoption.