AuTie has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Shamah Autism Center in Saudi Arabia, strengthening regional collaboration around digital support, services and community engagement for autism families.
The agreement was signed during AuTie’s participation in the International Autism Conference in Dhahran, where the UAE-developed autism platform participated as one of the event’s exhibitors.
The collaboration aims to strengthen support for autism families while enabling autism service providers to benefit from a trusted and integrated digital platform for communication, knowledge exchange and direct community engagement.
Under the MoU, Shamah Autism Center will activate its institutional presence on the AuTie platform and encourage families to benefit from the digital community and its services. The two organizations will also collaborate on educational and awareness content and develop joint initiatives designed to improve quality of life for autistic individuals and their families.
Aysha AlKaabi, Founder and CEO of AuTie, highlighted the shared vision behind the collaboration: creating a safe and connected digital environment that brings families, specialists and service providers together while supporting innovative and inclusive solutions.
Dr. Saad Al Shahrani, CEO of Shamah Autism Center, also emphasized the importance of using technology to make autism services easier for families to access and navigate, while recognizing AuTie’s efforts to develop a globally oriented platform with a strong human-centred vision.
The AuTie–Shamah Autism Center partnership reflects AuTie’s growing regional network and its commitment to connecting autism families, professionals and service providers through modern digital solutions, knowledge sharing and community-driven initiatives across the Gulf and beyond.