The partnership aims to improve global news coverage, enabling both institutions to provide more in-depth and accurate reporting on international events, ultimately expanding their media influence.
The channels are now part of the Es’hail-2 channels bouquet which further adds to the lineup of premium content currently broadcasting via Es’hail-2 satellite.
Catch 'Haretna Daiga' this Ramadan by visiting Roya’s website or on Roya's app.
Through comedic moments, the series navigates the complexities of family and social conflicts.
The partnership will also explore opportunities for collaboration with global media networks
Through this partnership, Almanasa subscribers will gain access to 19 exclusive channels from Roya Media Group.
With its content offerings and innovative approach, Roya TV aims to set new benchmarks in the realm of entertainment.
Roya News Hebrew aims to ensure that viewers stay well-informed about the most recent developments in Arab nations.
As the new year dawns, Roya Media Group reaffirms its commitment to delivering excellence, encapsulating the spirit of the slogan #New_World.
On the first day of the event, deals were carried out by more than 350 companies spanning across 30 countries.
To access these new channels, viewers can simply download the Roya app or visit Roya's official website to explore the "Multiple Live Channels" service.
The new channel will provide viewers with real-time on-the-ground coverage across a range of platforms, including its website and mobile app.
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Their wedding will take place at Zahran Palace, and a reception will be held at Al Husseiniya Palace.
Roya's team is currently working on launching two new series, following the success of the first radio drama.
The series aims to shed light on the issues concerning Jordanian society in a sarcastic way.
The series aims to shed light on the issues concerning Jordanian society in a sarcastic way.
The series aims to shed light on the issues concerning Jordanian society in a sarcastic way.
Roya is also preparing to produce its own television programme featuring Arabic dramas.
With the launch of the new platform, Jordan seeks to further expand its cooperation with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The show is hosted by Mohammad Al Khalidi and airs every Wednesday at 10 PM local time in Doha and Amman.
The show will air every Friday at 8:30 PM on Roya TV.
'Ashab Al-Reyadah', a 13-episode show, is hosted by Roya's Mohammad Al Khalidi.
CEO Fares Seyagh has expressed an intention to partner with other companies to co-produce news seasons of its shows ‘Jalta’ and ‘Meen Byisbo2’.
The partnership provides Orange's Internet and Fiber customers with access Roya Kids' media library.
RMG will launch a new paid service, Roya Plus, concurrently with the launch of the new channel on Arabsat.
The German public broadcaster’s partnership arrangements involve Deutsche Welle supplying journalistic content.
The show is also available to watch on Roya TV and its application.
The podcasts are available exclusively in Arabic.
By bringing all of its services under one parent company, the group hopes to fortify its presence in the market as a regional powerhouse.
