Saudi Arabia has signed DLA Piper to a nine-month $450K contract to cement its ties with the US.
In its engagement letter to Adel Al Jubeir (pictured), the Kingdom's US Ambassador, DLA Piper said it will work to help strengthen the ability of Saudi Arabia and US to "advance mutual security interests."
The firm notes both countries "confront a confluence of ongoing events" that heighten security concerns."
DLA adds, "Both nations have benefitted from an enduring strategic alliance."
The firm's agreement includes a "conflicts waiver" clause, which states DLA Piper "may, now or if the future, represent other persons or entities on matters adverse to you."
The US has provided weapons and logistical support for Saudi Arabia's campaign in Yemen designed to thwart factions supported by Iran.
Qorvis, which is now part of France's Publicis Groupe, has been Saudi Arabia's go-to PR firm since the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attack.
Rubenstein PR has signed on to promote the campaign of Uganda’s Olara Otunnu, 76, for the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Milton Advisers is working the media on behalf of former Argentina First Lady and president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who was convicted of fraud in 2025 and slapped with a lifetime ban from public office.
WPP's Ogilvy Group unit handles PR for Saudi Arabia’s CEER Motors and its flagship Exobot electric sedan and SUV vehicles.
Squire Patton Boggs has signed on to provide lobbying services to embattled Yemen.
GlobalPoint International has signed on to position Sudan’s Democratic Civilian Forces group as the best option to restore stability and prosperity in the war-torn country.
