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Broadcast Pro
03-07-2025
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
Viory expands outreach with new deals across Africa and Arab nations
The partnerships aim to strengthen cross-border media collaboration across Africa and the Arab world through content exchange, technological integration, and knowledge sharing. Viory, the video news agency focused on the Global South, has strengthened its presence across Africa and Arab-speaking countries by forging new alliances with leading regional media organisations. At the 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival hosted by the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) in Tunisia, Viory signed Memoranda of Cooperation with Agence Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP) and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union (OSBU). These collaborations reinforce Viory's commitment to building cross-regional bridges between Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the broader Global South. TAP and OSBU are key players in developing regional media landscapes, and their collaboration with Viory underscores a shared commitment to content exchange, mutual growth, and technological advancement. Through its partnership with TAP, Viory plans to facilitate content sharing and joint projects that will enrich national media ecosystems and deepen understanding of local markets and cultural contexts. The agreement also establishes a framework for sharing knowledge and raising journalistic standards to meet the demands of the digital era. The newly formed alliance with OSBU, a network of broadcasting organisations representing O.I.C member states, will give Viory access to an extensive array of media outlets. This strategic collaboration is designed to enhance cross-border content distribution and foster cooperation on a broader scale across the Islamic world. Zulayho Siddikova, General Manager of Viory, said: 'These new partnerships with Agence Tunis Afrique Presse and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union are instrumental to Viory's ambitious outreach into Arab world, African region and beyond. Following our successful Memorandum of Cooperation signing with the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation, these latest agreements reinforce our dedication to building a strong network of media partners across the Global South.' Siddikova added: 'We are excited to leverage these collaborations to deliver innovative solutions and high-quality content that empowers local media and connects communities.' Together, the new partnerships highlight Viory's expanding role as a cross-regional connector in today's multilingual and multicultural media environment.
Zawya
03-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Viory broadens reach signing strategic partnerships at 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival
Abu Dhabi – Viory, the video news agency of the Global South, has forged further partnerships to continue its outreach throughout Africa and Arab speaking nations. At the 25th edition of the Arab Radio and Television Festival, organized by the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) in Tunisia, Viory signed Memoranda of Cooperation (MoC) with prominent media organizations: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP) and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union (OSBU). These collaborations reinforce Viory's commitment to building cross-regional bridges between Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the broader Global South. TAP and OSBU both play important roles in advancing regional media across the Middle East and Africa. These new partnerships reflect Viory's commitment to strengthening cooperation across interconnected media landscapes, supporting shared growth, local insight, and the exchange of content and expertise across borders. The agreement with TAP facilitates content sharing, technological integration, and collaborative initiatives aimed at enriching the media landscape within their respective countries. By partnering with these organizations, Viory will gain deeper insights into local markets and cultural nuances, ensuring it can act as an effective bridge between its content and the media. The agreements also facilitate knowledge sharing between the parties, enabling the improvement of journalistic standards for today's digital world. Further underscoring its commitment to regional engagement, Viory also inked a partnership with OSBU, a confederation of broadcasting organizations from O.I.C member states. This strategic alliance will open doors to a vast network of media outlets, promoting cross-border content exchange and collaboration on a much larger scale. "These new partnerships with Agence Tunis Afrique Presse and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union are instrumental to Viory's ambitious outreach into Arab world, African region and beyond.' said Zulayho Siddikova, General Manager of Viory. "Following our successful Memorandum of Cooperation signing with the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation, these latest agreements reinforce our dedication to building a strong network of media partners across the Global South. 'We are excited to leverage these collaborations to deliver innovative solutions and high-quality content that empowers local media and connects communities." Together, these partnerships represent Viory's growing role as a connector across the Middle East and Africa, working with organizations that reflect the multilingual, multicultural, and strategic complexity of today's media ecosystem in the Global South. ABOUT VIORY Viory is the video news agency of the Global South. Focused on empowering and amplifying diverse perspectives from its geographical, geopolitical, and developmental global heartland, Viory is a trusted source for vital news stories in and from the Global South. From its headquarters in the vibrant Middle Eastern hub of Abu Dhabi, UAE, Viory's rapidly expanding team comprises some of the news world's leading industry professionals working together to provide clients with the tools, exclusive materials, and resources necessary to tell the full story. Its extensive coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics spanning breaking news, politics, technology, sports, business, entertainment, and more. Viory's library boasts over 160,000 videos, with approximately 50 new videos added daily. Additionally, its digital platform offers over 100 hours of live streams monthly, in six languages. Sourcing footage from where stories break, Viory acquires and produces global and regional breaking news thanks to thousands of on-the-ground video journalists. This ever-expanding network serves unmissable content to everyone from international media conglomerates to regional news outlets and individual citizen journalists. For more information, contact: Email: viory@ | Phone: +44 7814 715929 Website:
Web Release
03-07-2025
- Business
- Web Release
Viory Broadens Reach Signing Strategic Partnerships at 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival
Viory, the video news agency of the Global South, has forged further partnerships to continue its outreach throughout Africa and Arab speaking nations. At the 25th edition of the Arab Radio and Television Festival, organized by the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) in Tunisia, Viory signed Memoranda of Cooperation (MoC) with prominent media organizations: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP) and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union (OSBU). These collaborations reinforce Viory's commitment to building cross-regional bridges between Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the broader Global South. TAP and OSBU both play important roles in advancing regional media across the Middle East and Africa. These new partnerships reflect Viory's commitment to strengthening cooperation across interconnected media landscapes, supporting shared growth, local insight, and the exchange of content and expertise across borders. The agreement with TAP facilitates content sharing, technological integration, and collaborative initiatives aimed at enriching the media landscape within their respective countries. By partnering with these organizations, Viory will gain deeper insights into local markets and cultural nuances, ensuring it can act as an effective bridge between its content and the media. The agreements also facilitate knowledge sharing between the parties, enabling the improvement of journalistic standards for today's digital world. Further underscoring its commitment to regional engagement, Viory also inked a partnership with OSBU, a confederation of broadcasting organizations from O.I.C member states. This strategic alliance will open doors to a vast network of media outlets, promoting cross-border content exchange and collaboration on a much larger scale. 'These new partnerships with Agence Tunis Afrique Presse and the O.I.C States Broadcasting Union are instrumental to Viory's ambitious outreach into Arab world, African region and beyond.' said Zulayho Siddikova, General Manager of Viory. 'Following our successful Memorandum of Cooperation signing with the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation, these latest agreements reinforce our dedication to building a strong network of media partners across the Global South. 'We are excited to leverage these collaborations to deliver innovative solutions and high-quality content that empowers local media and connects communities.' Together, these partnerships represent Viory's growing role as a connector across the Middle East and Africa, working with organizations that reflect the multilingual, multicultural, and strategic complexity of today's media ecosystem in the Global South.
News18
29-05-2025
- Health
- News18
Is This The Future Of Sleep? China's Viral Neck Swing Workout Divides Internet
Last Updated: This workout is becoming increasingly common in mainland Chinese elders since it is said to help with cervical spondylosis and difficulties with the cervical vertebrae. A bizarre video from China's northeastern city of Shenyang is going viral on social media, showing people trying a unique workout trend to help them with better sleep. In the video, people are seen gently swinging while hanging from their necks using a U-shaped belt with soft padding. A clip has been widely shared on the social media platform X with the caption, 'In Shenyang, China, some people are trying a strange way to sleep better by gently swinging while hanging from their necks with a belt for a few minutes." In Shenyang, China, some people are trying a strange way to sleep better by gently swinging while hanging from their necks with a belt for a few minutes 😳🛌 — Tansu Yegen (@TansuYegen) May 28, 2025 The post went viral in no time, with people filling the comment section with their hilarious takes. One person commented, 'Tryna sleep better by hanging them necks." tryna sleep better by hanging them necks………..— nana — gestun instan (@cvbynana) May 29, 2025 Some Reddit users were also amazed by this unusual workout trend. One user wrote, 'Neck pain cured by new neck trauma, I guess." 'Some of them sleep forever after their treatment." Talking about the inspiration behind the technique, the facility founder told Viory that he has suffered from cervical spondylosis, which caused dizziness, headaches, and insomnia that made it hard to sleep. So, he started researching the root causes and found that all stem from small joint dislocations in the cervical spine. He claimed to have created the neck-hanging device as a self-therapy tool and has also registered the item for trademark and copyright and sought a national patent. 'Now, I spend every day in this park doing public welfare activities, helping many ordinary people solve their cervical spine problems," he told Viory. This workout is becoming increasingly common in mainland Chinese elders since it is said to help with cervical spondylosis and difficulties with the cervical vertebrae. Doctors advise avoiding using 'neck-hanging fitness" incorrectly, as this can damage muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerve tissue; worsen the condition; and even increase the chance of paralysis or other life-threatening problems. First Published:
Hindustan Times
14-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
On cam: Trump, MBS seen looking at 'mystery' papers during meeting Saudi Arabia Salman
US President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Al Saud were seen reviewing 'mystery' documents at the Royal Court in Riyadh. The documents were handed to Trump by the CEO of Diriyah Gate Development Authority, Jerry Inzerillo. However, there are no details about the documents given to Trump, Viory video news agency reported.
