Arabian Media Network
Channels
As part of a broader vision to modernize Arab media and strengthen its role as a tool for awareness and influence, a number of chanels have been launched. These aim to unify efforts, improve content quality, and strengthen Arab media independence.
Deira TV
Deira Satellite Channel (Deira TV) was founded by Dr. Mustafa Salameh, President of the Arabian Media Network, in 2005. The channel was broadcasting from Dubai Media City.
It focused on heritage and cultural programs, as well as Arab drama, comedy, and Bedouin series. Among its most popular content were Syrian series such as Maraya and Spotlight (Baqaa Daw).
In a short time, the channel built a strong presence in the Arab media scene, attracting a large audience and achieving high viewership ratings, placing it among leading Arab channels at the time.
The channel continued broadcasting until 2018, when it was eventually sold.
Cham TV
The Arabian Media Network contributed to the establishment of Cham Satellite Channel in Syria in 2006. It was the first private satellite channel in Syria.
The channel was owned by Syrian businessman and former member of the Syrian Parliament, Mohammed Akram Al Jundi (may he rest in peace).
Cham TV broadcast for about eight months before it was shut down in 2006. It later resumed broadcasting temporarily from Cairo in 2007 before stopping permanently.
Cham TV
The Arabian Media Network contributed to the establishment of Cham Satellite Channel in Syria in 2006. It was the first private satellite channel in Syria.
The channel was owned by Syrian businessman and former member of the Syrian Parliament, Mohammed Akram Al Jundi (may he rest in peace).
Cham TV broadcast for about eight months before it was shut down in 2006. It later resumed broadcasting temporarily from Cairo in 2007 before stopping permanently.
Hawas TV
Hawas TV is a general Emirati satellite channel that was launched in 2005 in Dubai, UAE.
It offers a variety of entertainment content, including TV series, programs, theater shows, and drama from different Arab countries.
The channel broadcasts 24/7 in standard definition (SD) on Nilesat and in high definition (HD) on Arabsat.
Sama TV
Sama TV is a Syrian general entertainment channel that started its trial broadcast on the evening of Friday, September 7, 2012, as a replacement for Al Dunya TV, which had stopped broadcasting on Nilesat.
It officially launched its regular broadcast on October 1, 2012, some of its programs included Agenda Hiwar, Rasamail, and Live from Syria.
The channel was later shut down and replaced by Syria TV.
Sama TV
Sama TV is a Syrian general entertainment channel that started its trial broadcast on the evening of Friday, September 7, 2012, as a replacement for Al Dunya TV, which had stopped broadcasting on Nilesat.
It officially launched its regular broadcast on October 1, 2012, some of its programs included Agenda Hiwar, Rasamail, and Live from Syria.
The channel was later shut down and replaced by Syria TV.
Arab Travel TV
The Arabian Media Network established a specialized travel channel called “Arab Travel TV,” which was launched on Nilesat on January 5, 2005.
The channel was based in Dubai Media City and developed gradually until its full identity and programming were completed.
It presented a range of programs focused on tourism and travel, aiming to create a specialized Arab media voice in this field. One of its main goals was to encourage Arab tourism within the region and inspire viewers to explore different destinations across the Arab world.
The channel was owned by a Saudi investment authority and was managed by Jordanian media professional Jalal Al Khawaldeh.
Infinity TV
Infinity TV was established by the Arabian Media Network and launched from Dubai Media City in the UAE in 2004. It was one of the Arab satellite channels that aimed to provide free-to-air, all-around entertainment content for audiences across the Middle East.
The channel gained wide popularity thanks to its rich mix of programs, including movies and various drama series (both Gulf and Arab productions), as well as music shows and large concerts featuring top Arab singers.
Infinity TV also offered family-friendly content, including documentaries, sports programs, and children’s shows.
For many years, the channel was a popular destination for viewers looking for quality and diverse entertainment, before it later stopped broadcasting or changed its format.
Infinity TV
Infinity TV was established by the Arabian Media Network and launched from Dubai Media City in the UAE in 2004. It was one of the Arab satellite channels that aimed to provide free-to-air, all-around entertainment content for audiences across the Middle East.
The channel gained wide popularity thanks to its rich mix of programs, including movies and various drama series (both Gulf and Arab productions), as well as music shows and large concerts featuring top Arab singers.
Infinity TV also offered family-friendly content, including documentaries, sports programs, and children’s shows.
For many years, the channel was a popular destination for viewers looking for quality and diverse entertainment, before it later stopped broadcasting or changed its format.