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ACT to foster happiness, peace, prosperity, and tolerance in the Middle East
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Arab / Lebanese TV and Radio Stations
TV
- LBC News - News Segment of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation.
- Future News - News Segment of the Lebanese Future TV Station
Radio Stations
- Medi1: A popular North African Station offering songs and good content in Arabic, French, and English. The station is especially popular among Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, and Libyan communities. In French, the station describes itself as follows: Medi 1, radio du grand Maghreb au Maroc, est une radio généraliste bilingue français et arabe, d'information internationale, de service et de divertissement. Radio diffusée en FM au Maroc, en Algérie, en Tunisie, en Mauritanie, en Libye en ondes longues. Emissions, magazines en arabe et français, fréquences. Programmes, informations, actualité internationale, journaux, revue de presse, écrivains, sport. Conseils, dossiers : recettes de cuisine, santé, beauté, astuces. Musique soufi, arabe.Medi 1, radio Maghreb, Maroc, arabe, programme information internationale, Algérie, Tunisie, Mauritanie, Libye, émissions, magazines, animateurs, journalistes, actualité, journaux français, revue, écrivains, littérature, sport, musique, soufisme, méditerranée, casablanca, rabat, tanger, ondes longues, FM, streams, ondes courtes, conseils, cuisine, santé, beauté, astuces, marrakech, agadir, nador, fes, meknes, laayoune
- Orient: Radio Orient was formed in 1995 and broadcasts from Beirut, Lebanon. The station covers all issues related to the Arab world, with a special focus on Lebanon. Radio Orient’s slogan is ‘news on the hour every hour.’ Radio Orient broadcasts news updates on the hour, and has seven main newscasts in Arabic, as well as two bulletins in English and French. The station airs a variety of entertainment, political, and sports shows, and provides listeners with a wide array of modern and classical Arabic and Western music. The station boasts many live call-in programs, allowing listeners to participate in our shows. Radio Orient also has a vast network of local and international correspondents, and is now Lebanon’s fastest growing radio station.
