November 04, 2015

Under The Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco

Marrakech Hosts Arabsat 8th Annual Satellite TV Broadcasting Forum 20th -21st October 2015

Arab Satellite Communications Organization – Arabsat hold its 8th annual forum for satellite TV broadcasting on 20th – 21st October 2015, at Savoy Grand Hotel – Marrakech – Morocco, under the auspices of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of the Kingdom of Morocco with the presence of His Excellency the Minister of Communication, the Spokesman for the Moroccan government and number of Arab and international media figures as well as a number of Arab and international satellite TV channels owners and officials.

Eng/Khalid bin Ahmed Balkheyour President&CEO of Arabsat expressed his great thanks and respect for His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of Morocco for His generous Patronage of the forum.

Balkheyour added that there will be many events and seminars attended by international experts in the field of TV satellite broadcasting, as well as sessions for direct dialogue with the participants. It is worth mentioning that Arabsat will launch its satellite Badr – 7 at the beginning of next month. Badr – 7 is one of the newest satellite in the region, with a new coverage for Arabsat across the Middle East and whole Africa, with market specific spot beams across West and South Africa.

About Arabsat:

Arabsat was founded in 1976 by the then 21 members of the League of Arab States and has been working to meet the needs of the Arab world for more than 46 years, from its headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and two satellite control ground stations in Riyadh and Tunisia.

Arabsat is one of the leading satellite operators in the world. Also it is the leading satellite service provider in the Arab world, as it carries more than 650 television channels, 245 radio stations, paid TV networks, and a wide range of HD channels. It reaches tens of millions of homes in more than 100 countries in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Central Asia. It is followed by more than 300 million viewers. Arabsat operates a fleet of state-of-the-art technology at 20 East, 26 East, 30.5 East, and 39 East in a fixed orbit around the Earth. Arabsat is also the only operator in the Middle East and North Africa region that provides a full spectrum of radio, television, telecommunications, and broadband services.

Arabsat operates a fleet of state-of-the-art technology at 20 East, 26 East, 30.5 East, and 39 East in a fixed orbit around the Earth. Arabsat is also the only operator in the Middle East and North Africa region that provides a full spectrum of radio, television, telecommunications, and broadband services.

In addition to that Arabsat maintains a strategic partnership with most of the world’s leading satellite and value-added companies, with Arabsat acquiring Hella Sat, which is one of the leading satellite communications groups in Southeast Europe. These partnerships and acquisitions give Arabsat access to new orbital location rights and frequencies, and wider coverage allowing customers to offer content and technical solutions to viewers or partners around the world.

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