Venture Communications ties up with Dimension (N)

The digital industry in the Arab World is highly promising especially nowadays; this outlook has created a partnership between Venture Communications, a Dubai based full fledged communications agency and Dimension (N), a full digital provider agency.

Commenting on the partnership, Venture Communications Chief Executive Officer, Gaby Bechara Chamat said: "Our agency is always looking at opportunities not only for business growth but also for pioneering efforts in the marketing and advertising industry. We believe that Dimension (N) is a well-experienced and reputed web design company."

According to Chamat, the partnership is in line with his company's thrust in 2011 to offer more communication services, effectively making Venture Communications more than a one-stop shop agency. It has already opened many offices in the Middle East and has affiliates in Europe such as France, United Kingdom and Switzerland.

Under this cooperation, the two agencies will provide turnkey solutions including web design and development, interactive media and flash, smart phones applications development, social media, rich internet applications, content management systems, email marketing, system hosting and maintenance, in addition to competitive analysis and search engine optimization. These online services will be provided to local, regional and international companies. 

For his part, Alain Morcos, General Manager, Dimension (N) added, "This partnership is a welcome development for us as it brings greater stability to our operations. We don't need to talk to different agencies whenever we have a new project. With Venture Communications being a full-service advertising agency around, we will be more focused on delivering the best results expected from us."
According to Morcos, the digital industry is a big business that has grown enormously in the last two decades. 

According to the latest statistics, about 6 million internet users in the Middle East or about 12% of the total online population in the region have access to broadband networks.