A package of Moroccan channels has launched on Arabsats BADR-4 satellite, available to viewers in the Middle East and North Africa as well as large parts of Europe.
The package of eight TV and six radio channels has been launched by a Rabat-based platform backed by the National Company for Radio and Television of Morocco.
Arabsat CEO Khalid Ahmed Balkheyour said that the company expected the number of channels on the package to increase by the end of the year.Â
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