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Imperium Strategies has signed the Government of Turkey as a client for government relations services.
The firm will engage with executive and Congressional officials, promote favorable legislation, identify relevant events and speaking opportunities for embassy personnel and support efforts to strengthen Turkey’s image in the US.
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with Donald Trump at the White House on Sept. 25, a sign of Turkey’s improved standing in DC.
Joe Biden had distanced himself from Erdogan due to his crackdown on journalists and political opponents.
Trump said he’s been friends with Erdogan for a long time, and indicated that the US would resume the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. That jet deal was suspended to protest Turkey’s purchase of an air defense system from Russia.
Florida’s Corvus Strategic Partners has signed to represent the interests of Colombia regarding its relations with the US.
Gunster Strategies Worldwide is representing the interests of the Chagossian Government in Exile, which opposes the planned UK transfer of the sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago, which hosts the joint UK/US military base, to Mauritius.
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has inked a six-month agreement with NATO-member Iceland to provide strategic advice on how to navigate engagements with the US government.
BGR Government Affairs has a $1M contract to provide strategic guidance and PR representation to the Republic of Guinea.
The Japan External Trade Organization has hired DB3, the legacy firm of Senate Majority Leaders Tom Daschle and Howard Baker, for a comprehensive report assessing the "current state of play" in DC.
