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Dubai · UAE · Middle East

Strategic copywriterin Dubai.

Speeches, scripts, thought leadership and corporate narratives for leaders and organisations shaping the Gulf.

Government & public sector

Executive & founder voices

Regional business narratives

Policy, technology & culture

About Hisham

A regional storyteller with a strategist’s ear.

I’m a Dubai-based writer, interviewer and messaging consultant working across the Gulf’s public and private sectors.

My role is often to sit with the people closest to an idea, ask the questions that uncover what matters, and shape the result into language that respects both the subject and the audience.

I am also co-founder of HWM, a specialist consultancy for organisation-wide messaging, media training and presentation skills.

The proposition

The work begins before the first sentence.

I specialise in understanding what matters, finding the narrative and making complex ideas clear enough to move people.

I work with executives, government entities, corporate teams and production partners across the Middle East. Sometimes the outcome is a speech. Sometimes it is a film, an article, a case study or a critical page on a website. In every case, the task is to turn your company’s expertise and ambition into language with purpose.

“Words are the mechanism but the real service is clarity.”

What I write

Ways to make important ideas land.

Creating narratives that clarify and inspire.

01

Leaders · Founders · Keynotes

Speeches & executive narratives

Keynotes, speeches and talking points that carry authority while still sounding unmistakably like the person delivering them.

02

Film · Documentary · Campaign

Scripts & screen stories

Corporate film and documentary scripts that inform and inspire.

03

Ideas · Interviews · Editorial

Thought leadership that earns attention

Insight-led articles, interviews and commentary that extract what senior people genuinely know and turn it into ideas worth reading.

04

Brands · Places · Organisations

Corporate stories with a point of view

Narratives, case studies, annual reports and critical web pages that make complex organisations easier to understand—and harder to ignore.

Annual reports, press materials, newsletters and campaign copy that sits within your wider messaging house.

Stories worth seeing

Selected work.A much deeper library.

03

Place narrative · Innovation

Dubai Future District

One coherent story for a citywide innovation ecosystem.

11

Annual reporting · Executive interviews

SEDCO Holding

Sixteen companies. Four years. Reporting built through detailed questioning.

16

Success stories · Regional business

Twitter

The Middle East stories behind a global platform’s business tools.

Behind the words

“The best writing usually begins with a better conversation.”

I interview, listen, challenge and look for the details that makes a narrative human. That is where powerful stories normally start.

How we get there

From source material to something people remember.

01

Discover

Who needs to hear this—and what should change afterwards?

02

Extract

Find the expertise, tension and telling details hidden in the material.

03

Shape

Build the narrative, argument and voice before polishing the sentences.

04

Write

Refine together until the words are clear, credible and ready to travel.

A few useful answers

Before we begin.

Speeches, scripts, thought leadership, executive interviews, corporate narratives, case studies, annual-report narratives and selected high-value web copy.

Yes. Much of my work begins with specialist source material. The job is to keep the substance while creating a clear story for the people who need to understand it.

Yes. Interviews and existing material help me capture the person’s vocabulary, cadence and point of view rather than impose a generic corporate tone.

Organisation-wide messaging, media training and presentation-skills programmes are delivered through HWM, the specialist consultancy I co-founded.

Have something important to say?

Bring the brief.We’ll find the story.

Start with the difficult idea, the source material or the outcome you need. We can work out the clearest way to express it together.