Bahrain-based Procural W.L.L. has entered a strategic partnership with Capital Numbers to fast-track AI-led features and product engineering on its procurement platform. The memorandum of understanding was signed during GITEX Global 2025 at the Bahrain Pavilion powered by Tamkeen, which opened on October 13 and showcased Bahraini tech firms across the week. The pavilion later reported 12 partnership agreements and MoUs signed by participating companies. Read the opening update from Bahrain News Agency on the Bahrain Pavilion at GITEX Global 2025 and the closing note confirming 12 partnerships and MoUs.

Under the agreement, Capital Numbers becomes Procural’s strategic technology partner with a remit covering AI and process automation, cloud transformation, and digital product engineering. The collaboration will enhance platform performance and scalability while introducing new AI capabilities for smarter supplier management, automated workflows, and actionable procurement insights for customers using Procural’s e-procurement suite.

“This partnership with Capital Numbers marks a pivotal moment for Procural as we accelerate our journey toward becoming a fully AI-enabled, high-performance platform,” said Mr. Uzair Usman, CEO of Procural. “We extend our sincere gratitude to Tamkeen for their unwavering support, which underscores Bahrain’s growing role as a hub for digital innovation and entrepreneurship.”

“[We are delighted to partner with Procural and bring our global experience in AI and enterprise product engineering to this exciting collaboration. Our goal is to empower Procural with scalable, intelligent technologies that redefine digital procurement experiences and strengthen Bahrain’s innovation ecosystem in the process],” said Anidya Mukherjee, Director of Operations, Capital Numbers. The company also highlighted its activity during the show in a post on Capital Numbers at GITEX Global 2025.

For Bahrain’s founders and procurement leaders, this tie-up is another signal that the Tamkeen-organised Bahrain Pavilion is doing real commercial work on the floor, with BNA confirming the 12-deal outcome as the delegation wrapped on October 23. The regional context matters because Bahrain’s companies can now pair local market know-how with execution capacity from specialist engineering partners, then iterate faster on customer-facing use cases. See BNA’s closing report on the pavilion’s 12 agreements.

Next step for Bahraini operators: map one procurement pain point to a concrete feature brief, then explore a pilot on Procural while coordinating with Tamkeen relationship managers through the pavilion network.