قناة العيون المغربية

Moroccan Laayoune Channel is a television channel affiliated to the National Company for Radio and Television. It is interested in covering events and activities in the southern regions of Morocco. Launched in 2004 on the occasion of the anniversary of the Green March, it is the first regional channel in Morocco. The Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel broadcasts its programs in Arabic and Hassaniya, and offers a variety of content that includes cultural, religious, artistic, sports, social and heritage programmes. The Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel aims to enhance the national and regional identity of Moroccans, highlight the achievements and projects undertaken by Morocco in the southern provinces, and present Morocco's point of view on the Sahara issue. The Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel also seeks to interact with viewers by receiving their communications, opinions and participation in some programs.

The Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel can be watched on several satellites, such as Arabsat and Nilesat, and it can also be watched via terrestrial digital television or via ADSL service from Maroc Telecom. It is also possible to watch the Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel on the Internet through its official website1 or through some sites that provide a live broadcast service[2][2] 3. Among the most prominent programs of the Moroccan Al-Ayoun channel, we find:

Desert Councils: a talk show that hosts personalities from various fields to talk about issues related to the southern regions.

Health Tips: A medical program that provides tips and advice to keep viewers healthy.

Bait Al-Amdah: A religious program that hosts singers groups to recite religious poems.

Craftsman of the Com Youth: A program that highlights the skills and creativity of the com youth.

A Day in the Life of an Artist: An art program that follows the life of a Moroccan artist in one of his days.

Al-Khaima Studio: a comic program that hosts comedy stars in an atmosphere of fun and laughter.

From the depth of heritage: a heritage program that presents aspects of Hassani heritage in areas such as music, art, fashion and cuisine.

From News of the Messengers: A religious program that tells the stories of the prophets and messengers in an interesting and influential manner.

Art Evening: an artistic program that presents musical and lyrical performances by Moroccan and Arab artists.

Rhymes Race: A cultural program in which poets from different cities compete to recite the most beautiful poems.

Amnir Creations: A program that presents the artworks of the Hassania artist Amnir.

Anamel Hassaniyeh: A program that highlights the talents and skills of desert women in areas such as sewing, embroidery, and jewelry.

Your Heritage is Yours: A program that aims to revive and rediscover the Hassani heritage by hosting experts and specialists in this field.

Your peace is deep: a program related to spiritual and psychological matters, and provides tips for achieving inner and outer peace.

Our Heritage: A program that reviews the history and civilization of the Moroccans, and highlights their role in making Islamic and world history.

In Rehab El Din: A religious program that deals with various topics related to the Islamic religion, and hosts scholars and preachers to enrich the content.

With People: A social program that visits various towns and villages in the southern provinces, and talks with their residents about their lives, problems and hopes.

Maqam of Hassani Tarab: an artistic program that hosts a Hassani artist to recite songs from the Hassani heritage, and takes a look at his artistic career.

Women's Initiatives: A program that focuses on the role of women in society, and presents successful female models in various fields.

Customs and Traditions: A program that reviews aspects of Moroccan customs and traditions, especially in religious and social seasons and occasions.

Sports Space: A sports program that follows the latest sports news in Morocco and the world, and takes a look at the most prominent matches and sporting events.