Moroccan television extends from national public broadcasting to news networks with a wider regional outlook and services aimed at Moroccan audiences abroad. SNRT, based in Rabat, operates general, sports, educational, cultural, Amazigh-language, and regional television services in Arabic, Darija, Amazigh, French, Spanish, and other languages. Medi1 TV, headquartered in Tangier, focuses on news and current affairs concerning Morocco, the Maghreb, Africa, the Middle East, and international developments. Télé Maroc, based in Madrid, offers general-interest programming centered on Morocco and Moroccan audiences at home and abroad.
These broadcasters connect different parts of Morocco’s media environment. SNRT links national public broadcasting with regional and multilingual services, Medi1 TV places Moroccan affairs within a broader regional and international news context, and Télé Maroc extends Moroccan-focused programming beyond the country itself. Their locations, audiences, languages, and programming priorities provide useful context for understanding how television in Morocco relates to public information, culture, regional identity, and connections with Moroccans overseas.
TV Broadcasters & Channels
| Broadcaster / Channel |
Genre |
Language |
| SNRT |
General, Sports, Culture, Education |
Arabic, Darija, Amazigh, .. |
| Medi 1 TV |
News, Current Affairs |
Arabic, French |
Country Profile
- Country Name
- Kingdom of Morocco
المملكة المغربية (Arabic)
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Royaume du Maroc (French)
- Location
- Home > Africa > Morocco
- Languages
- Official : Arabic, Tamazight (Amazigh)
Native : Moroccan Arabic (Darija), Amazigh languages (traditionally known in English as Berber languages; including Tarifit, Central Atlas Tamazight, and Tachelhit), Hassaniya Arabic, etc.
Widely Used : French
- Capital
- Rabat
- Largest City
- Casablanca
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Morocco TV Channels