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Mercury has landed a $70K per month contract to provide strategic consulting services to Libya’s National Economic & Social Development Board.
The Omnicom unit will assist the Libyans in forging a strong relationship with the White House in the areas of security, energy and economic growth.
It will position the country as a leader in addressing the Russian threat in the Maghreb region, and work to secure US support for anti-intervention measures.
The four-month contract, which went into effect July 9, calls for showcasing Libya’s potential in renewable energy, fossil fuels, infrastructure and tourism.
Libya wants to serve as a gateway for US businesses targeting European and African markets.
Mercury partners Toby Moffett, the ex-Connecticut Democratic Congressman and head of the firm’s Africa practice; and Bryan Lanza, communications director for the first Trump transition team, handle the Libyan effort.
Washington & Madison is designing and coordinating a legislative training and exchange program in the US for members of Liberia’s legislature.
Canada's DC embassy has hired Cogent Strategies to assess the US social media landscape and provide data-driven and actionable recommendations about the best ways to reach targeted audiences to advance its advocacy objectives.
The Williams Group is providing strategic counsel, tactical planning and government relations work for war-torn Sudan.
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer is helping the Embassy of Uzbekistan's efforts to attract increased trade and investment in Central Asia’s most populous country.
Cornerstone Government Affairs has signed a six-month agreement to represent Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the US.
