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Leaders
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Leaders
SBA Secures Two Awards at Arab Radio and Television Festival
The Saudi Broadcasting Authority (SBA) has earned two prestigious awards in the categories of news exchange and joint radio and television production. The accolades were presented during the 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival, currently underway in Hammamet, Tunisia. The festival is organized by the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) under the presidency of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Related Topics: SBA Showcases Exceptional Media Coverage of Hajj Season 1446 A Saudi traveler travels around KSA with her husband on a motorbike SBA Explores AI Collaboration with SCAI to Advance Media Production Saudi Broadcasting Authority, Media Forum Participate in CABSAT 2025 in Dubai Short link :
The Star
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
Arab radio and TV festival opens in Tunis
TUNIS, June 23 (Xinhua) -- The 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival opened Monday in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, and would run through Thursday. The event, held under the theme "A Space for Cultural Encounters and Creativity," was organized by the Arab States Broadcasting Union with support from Tunisia's Culture Ministry and state media. The opening ceremony at Carthage Amphitheater drew officials, diplomats, cultural figures and media representatives from across the Arab world. The festival features artistic performances, industry discussions, tributes to leading media figures, and parallel events including seminars, a technology exhibition, and a software market. Activities will also be held in Yasmine Hammamet, a resort town in northeastern Tunisia.
Observer
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Observer
Oman Radio wins second prize in Music competition
TUNIS: Oman Radio has secured second prize in the "Song" category of the Arab Music and Singing Competition, organised by the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) based in Tunis, for the song Mawtan Al Jalal. The winning entry features lyrics by Hisham al Saqri, composition and arrangement by Asaad al Raisi and vocals by Abdulhameed al Kiyoumi. The competition saw broad participation from Arab broadcasting entities, including both public and private radio stations, with 11 songs and 8 musical pieces submitted from Oman, Kuwait, Jordan, Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Yemen, Comoros and Libya. Asaad al Raisi, the composer and arranger of the song, stated that this achievement marks a significant cultural and artistic addition to Oman Radio's record in the Arab Music and Singing Competition under ASBU. The competition is among ASBU's cultural and artistic initiatives, launched as part of its ongoing efforts to support Arab musical and vocal creativity and advance Arabic musical culture. - ONA
Iraqi News
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Iraqi News
Baghdad hosts 4th Arab Media Conference focusing on climate change coverage
Baghdad ( – Baghdad is currently hosting the 4th Arab Media Conference, a significant event held for the first time in Iraq. Organized by the Iraqi Media Network with the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU), the conference, themed The Role of Media in Confronting Climate Change, has drawn wide official and media participation from across the Arab world. The event is seen as a milestone in Iraq's return to the regional media landscape. Iraqi musician Mustafa Zayer, who performed at the opening, noted Baghdad's exceptional days, with even its music turning more joyful. Tunisian journalist Duha Tliq, on her third visit, remarked, 'Iraq has changed a lot; I saw reconstruction and restored hope… Iraq is on the right path.' Samah Mawzelati, also from Tunisia, praised the organization, generosity, and welcome, highlighting the media's crucial role in simplifying complex climate issues. Ahmed Yahya from Comoros was impressed by the advanced level of topic presentation. Discussions have covered desertification, water scarcity, and AI in climate reporting. Mohamed Ould Amar, DG of ALECSO, stated Iraq hosting sends a message of peace, with the conference aiming to create a roadmap for joint Arab action on critical issues. The event underscores Baghdad's re-emerging role and a collective Arab commitment to addressing climate change through informed media.
Iraqi News
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Iraqi News
ASBU Director General Praises the Iraqi Media Network's Efforts in Hosting the Arab Media Conference
The Director General of the Arab States Broadcasting Union ASBU, Abdelrahim Suleiman, expressed his appreciation on Thursday for the efforts of the Iraqi Media Network in hosting the Arab Media Conference. In his remarks during the conference attended by an Iraqi News Agency INA reporter, Suleiman extended his 'gratitude and appreciation to Iraq, its leadership and people for the warm welcome and generous hospitality.' He also conveyed 'sincere respect and appreciation to the Prime Minister of Iraq for his direct supervision of the conference proceedings.' He added that 'four years ago, the Union launched its first initiative with a strong will to solidify its media mission. Through the annual forum, we aim to establish a space for in-depth reflection and a platform for dialogue on the most pressing contemporary issues.' Suleiman noted that 'in a short period, the conference has achieved tangible results,' emphasizing 'the importance of keeping pace with the challenges of the present reality, especially regarding climate change and the role of media in addressing it, given that it poses a real threat to human life.' He also commended 'the joint efforts in organizing this conference, which began early in collaboration between the Arab States Broadcasting Union and the Iraqi Media Network under the leadership of Karim Hammadi.' He concluded, 'I can only highly value the tremendous efforts made to ensure the success of this important event. We are confident that the conference, along with the rich discussions it generates, will pave the way for achieving impactful and meaningful outcomes.'
