Syrian Information Minister Visits Major Arab TV Networks in Riyadh

SANA
30 Sep 2025, 00:16 GMT+10

Syrian Information Minister Hamza al-Mustafa visited several Arab television networks in Riyadh, including Al Arabiya, Al Hadath, MBC Group and Asharq.

The minister toured studios and facilities to review the latest broadcasting and production technologies used by the leading Saudi-based media outlets.

During his meetings with network executives, al-Mustafa discussed the current state of media in the region and explored prospects for enhancing cooperation.

The visit comes as Damascus seeks to rebuild ties with Arab states and expand its engagement with regional media after years of isolation.

Amer Dhawa

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