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Here we present our references as a Libyan communications agency, with a wide range of services. DS OVERSEAS is an offshore communications agency with considerable expertise in the Libyan market, ranging from graphic design to website design, community management<\/a> and offset printing. Several customers have placed their trust in us: Rida TS<\/a>, Salis, …<\/p>\n

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Libyan market<\/h3>\n

Libya’s economy depends mainly on oil revenues, which make up almost all exports. Industry and agriculture are limited.<\/p>\n

Oil revenues coupled with a small population gave Libya the highest GDP per capita on the African continent. From 2000 onwards, Brent crude oil prices soared, driving Libyan growth upwards (over the period 2003-2008, GDP multiplied by 3).<\/p>\n

In 2009, with the fall in oil prices linked to the worldwide recession, Libya’s GDP dropped from 87 billion to 63 billion US$. It recovered slightly the following year, but the Arab Spring and the two successive civil wars in 2011 totally disrupted the country’s economy.<\/p>\n

That same year, GDP fell to US$ 34 billion. Today, the country is still a long way from recovering its pre-crisis economy, with GDP in 2017 standing at US$51 billion. Source<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1\/2″][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

Libya communication agency<\/h3>\n

A communications agency in Libya supports companies (in any sector or form: B2B, B2C, associations, NGOs, etc.) in setting up their communications resources. Most of the time, it designs a communications strategy tailored to its client’s needs and objectives, and then implements the means it has recommended.<\/p>\n

The first mission of a communications agency is consulting, but not only:<\/p>\n