Hamdi Ould Mahgoub, the Mauritanian Minister of Communication and Relations, visited the headquarters of the Arab Satellite Communications Organisation (Arabsat) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to sign a transponder lease contract on Arabsat’s Badr-5 satellite. The agreement will enable the broadcast of the new Mauritanian television bouquet from a digital broadcasting platform, that will be built by […]
Hamdi Ould Mahgoub, the Mauritanian Minister of Communication and Relations, visited the headquarters of the Arab Satellite Communications Organisation (Arabsat) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to sign a transponder lease contract on Arabsat’s Badr-5 satellite. The agreement will enable the broadcast of the new Mauritanian television bouquet from a digital broadcasting platform, that will be built by Arabsat in Nouakchott.
Eng. Khaled bin Ahmed Balkheyour, president and CEO of Arabsat, emphasised the MENA-based satellite operator’s commitment to provide the best available satellite services to their customers and find the best solutions for their requirements through Arabsat’s integrated satellite fleet.
