Edtech company Edyoutec has signed a strategic distribution agreement with the Swedish-founded AI platform Gulf Picasso. As a first step, the mathematics platform 10Monkeys is being launched in the MENA region, starting in Saudi Arabia, where an Arabic version has been developed. The agreement provides access to a distribution channel with over one million users and is intended in the long term to be used for more products.- This is an important step in our strategy to build international distribution channels and create recurring revenue. MENA is a market with strong digital development and growing demand for educational technology. Together with our previously communicated agreement with Skiply and RAKBANK in the United Arab Emirates, we are now establishing two separate commercial distribution tracks in the region, which strengthens our regional presence and creates new opportunities for the entire product portfolio, says Nubar Kino, interim CEO of Edyoutec.