Twitter MENA's Kinda Ibrahim On Helping MENA Brands Engage Better With Audiences In #EntMETalks, Kinda Ibrahim, Partnerships Director, Twitter Middle East and Norther Africa talks about Twitter MENA's efforts to support publishers on engaging better with audience markets.

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As the Partnerships Director of Twitter Middle East and Northern Africa, Kinda Ibrahim encourages Twitter use among businesses, and helps content partners with monetization and reaching audiences, as well introducing Twitter solutions to MENA.

In this latest #EntMETalks, Ibrahim discusses utilizing Twitter products such as Twitter Amplify to support publishers in monetizing content, as well as tapping to various audience in a competitive market. With the focus on videos and live video formats, she also elaborates how they equip their partners to adopt tools such as Periscope to increase engagement.

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