KAKhaled Amayri

Arabic-first thinking · Dubai, UAE

Arabic Copywriter in Dubaifor UAE & GCC Brands

I’m Khaled Amayri, a senior Arabic copywriter with eighteen years of experience turning briefs into Arabic ideas people understand, remember and act on. I work across original copywriting, transcreation, localization, brand voice and campaign scripts.

18+
Years in Arabic advertising
Dubai
Based in the UAE
UAE · GCC
Regional market focus

What I do

Arabic copy that feels written here.

The goal is never Arabic that is merely correct. It is Arabic that carries the brand’s intention, respects the audience and works in the channel where people meet it.

01

Arabic-first campaign concepts

Original Arabic ideas, headlines and campaign platforms created from the cultural insight up—not translated after the English work is finished.

02

Transcreation

English creative adapted into Arabic with the same intention, energy and persuasion, while changing what needs to change for the audience.

03

Brand voice and guidelines

A clear Arabic tone of voice, vocabulary and writing system that keeps every channel recognisably yours.

04

Film, radio and social scripts

Dialogue, voiceover and short-form scripts designed to sound natural when spoken and memorable when heard.

05

Digital and social copy

Arabic copy for websites, launches, paid media, apps, social platforms and always-on brand communication.

06

Arabic localization review

Creative and cultural review that catches literal translation, inconsistent terminology and tone before the work reaches the market.

Experience

Regional context across demanding categories.

Different sectors need different levels of persuasion, precision and cultural judgment. My portfolio spans consumer, corporate and public-sector communication.

  • Telecommunications
  • Banking & finance
  • Automotive
  • Food & beverage
  • Government
  • Retail
  • Healthcare
  • Technology
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Process

From brief to final Arabic.

  1. UnderstandClarify the audience, business objective, channel and cultural tension behind the brief.
  2. CreateDevelop the Arabic idea, copy routes or transcreated direction with the intended market in mind.
  3. RefineReview tone, rhythm, terminology and spoken delivery before final sign-off.

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions.

Do you write original Arabic copy or translate from English?

Both, depending on the brief. Original Arabic copy starts with the idea in Arabic. Transcreation begins with existing English creative and rebuilds it so the meaning, tone and effect feel native in Arabic.

Can you work with agencies and in-house brand teams?

Yes. I can join an agency creative process, work directly with a regional marketing team or support a global team that needs senior Arabic creative judgment.

Which markets do you cover?

My work is based in Dubai and focused on audiences across the UAE and GCC. The exact Arabic register, market nuance and terminology are agreed for every brief.

What should a useful copywriting brief include?

Share the audience, objective, channels, deliverables, timing, existing brand voice and any mandatory information. If something important is missing, I will identify it before writing begins.

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