The MTA Speaks| Prayer times| Weather Update| Gold Price
Follow Us: Facebook Instagram YouTube twitter

Saudi Media Minister Visits Al Arabiya's New Riyadh Office

Saudi Media Minister Visits Al Arabiya's New Riyadh Office

Post by : Mariam Al-Faris

Photo: SPA

Al Arabiya, one of the most famous news networks in the Arab world, has officially moved all its work to a new office in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. This move includes its television channels, digital platforms, and all the teams that handle editorial, administrative, and technical work. The decision to move everything to Riyadh marks a new beginning for the channel.

Minister of Media Visits the New Headquarters

Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Media, Salman Al-Dossary, visited the new headquarters of Al Arabiya in Riyadh. During his visit, he met with the top leaders of the network, including editors and technical experts. The purpose of his visit was to check on the work being done, understand the organization’s structure, and learn about the network’s future plans for media operations.

Reviewing Content Production and Technologies

Minister Al-Dossary also took time to see how Al Arabiya produces its news and programs. He watched how different departments work together to create content. He closely followed the production process, which includes gathering news, creating reports, and broadcasting to audiences around the world.

Welcomed by Al Arabiya's Top Officials

The Minister was warmly welcomed by Mamdouh AlMuhaini, the Director General of Al Arabiya and Al Hadath channels. Also present were Zaid bin Kami, the Deputy Director General, and several other high-ranking officials from the network. They showed the Minister around the studios and other important departments.

Touring the Studios and News Departments

During the tour, the Minister visited the studios of Al Arabiya and Al Hadath, as well as the News Resources Department. He got to see the advanced technology being used, such as robotic cameras, virtual reality, and augmented reality. These features help make the news more modern and engaging. The studios also have three very advanced control rooms that allow the staff to manage broadcasts smoothly.

Advanced Studios to Enhance News Coverage

The three high-tech studios are equipped with the latest tools, which help Al Arabiya cover both local and international news quickly and with high quality. These studios are run by a skilled team of 230 professionals who make sure everything works perfectly, from production to final broadcast.

Plans for Future Growth and Expansion

Al Arabiya also shared its exciting plans for the future with the Minister. They plan to build five new studios that will use even more advanced technology. These new studios will help improve the quality of their news shows, the style of their programs, and how they present the news to the audience.

More Control Rooms and Newsrooms on the Way

Along with the new studios, Al Arabiya is also planning to build five more control rooms and two new newsrooms. These additions will help the network handle more news coverage and meet the demands of modern media production. It will also increase the professionalism and quality of the news they provide.

Al Arabiya’s Role in Arab Media Over 22 Years

Minister Al-Dossary praised Al Arabiya for its important role in the Arab world. Since its start 22 years ago, Al Arabiya has focused on professional and balanced news reporting. The channel is known for avoiding sensational news and focusing on responsible journalism. The Minister said that Al Arabiya has helped raise awareness among Arab audiences with its honest reporting.

Moving to Riyadh: A Strategic Step for Al Arabiya

The Minister explained that Al Arabiya’s move to Riyadh is not just about changing its office location. It is a big strategic move that will help the channel be closer to important political and economic events in the region. Riyadh, being a major center, gives Al Arabiya better access to the latest news and developments. The move also allows the network to take full advantage of Saudi Arabia’s growing media industry.

Minister Praises the Hard Work of Al Arabiya Staff

Minister Al-Dossary thanked the staff of Al Arabiya for their hard work in making the move to Riyadh a success. He appreciated their professionalism and dedication, saying that these qualities have helped the network earn a respected place in the media world. The Minister also said that the staff’s efforts are even more important now, as the region is changing rapidly and facing many new challenges.

Al Arabiya’s Director General Shares His Vision

Mamdouh AlMuhaini, the Director General, also spoke about the relocation. He said that moving to Riyadh marks a strategic transformation for Al Arabiya. The move fits perfectly with Saudi Arabia’s goal to grow its media sector and increase its presence on the world stage. He believes the move will help the channel connect directly with important decision-makers and attract top talent from around the world.

Unlocking New Opportunities for Innovation

AlMuhaini added that being in Riyadh opens many new doors for Al Arabiya. It allows them to be closer to major events and gives them better chances for innovation and growth. By having access to talented people and new technology, the network can continue to improve and stay ahead in the fast-changing media industry.

A Strong Global Presence Since 2003

Since it was launched in 2003 with the slogan "To Know More," Al Arabiya has built a strong reputation worldwide. The channel has many bureaus and correspondents in important Arab and international cities. This wide network helps them gather accurate information and deliver news that is clear, professional, and trustworthy.

Staying True to Its Mission

Al Arabiya remains committed to its mission of spreading knowledge and enlightenment. It continues to provide audiences with honest, concise, and professional news coverage. The network aims to inform its viewers and help them understand important events happening in the Arab world and around the globe.

A New Chapter for Al Arabiya

The visit of the Minister of Media to Al Arabiya’s new headquarters in Riyadh marks the start of a new chapter for the network. With its move to Riyadh, new studios, advanced technology, and a skilled team, Al Arabiya is set to strengthen its position as a leader in Arab media. The network’s focus on professionalism, innovation, and responsible journalism will continue to guide its journey into the future.

July 21, 2025 1:24 p.m. 3396

More Trending News

Featured Stories

Rescue Efforts Intensify in Nepal as Two Workers Are Found Alive
Sept. 5, 2026 4:12 p.m.
Two workers were saved from a Nepal tunnel as rescue ops continue for many trapped after severe floods.
Read More
Nepal Flood Rescue: Worker Pulled Alive From Tunnel
Sept. 4, 2026 5:53 p.m.
Nepal Army rescuers pull a worker alive from a Trishuli 3A tunnel as teams continue operations after severe flooding
Read More
Yemen Clashes Kill 81 as Houthi Offensive Escalates
Sept. 4, 2026 5:43 p.m.
Yemen clashes have killed 81 combatants as Houthi forces launch a major ground offensive near key Red Sea areas
Read More
OpenAI Unveils GPT-6 Astra Amid AI Safety Concerns
Sept. 4, 2026 4:49 p.m.
OpenAI unveils GPT-6 Astra as AI safety concerns grow over cyber risks regulation and advanced AI capabilities
Read More
Saudi Consumer Spending Surges 11.5% to $4.21 Billion
Sept. 4, 2026 4:41 p.m.
Saudi consumer spending jumped 11.5% to $4.21bn as food retail and back-to-school purchases increased
Read More
Madraj Camel Auction Opens in Saudi Arabia
Sept. 4, 2026 4:06 p.m.
Madraj Camel Auction opens in Qassim with camel sales hospitality and cultural activities during a 10-day event
Read More
US Investigates Alleged Missile Strike on Iran Wedding
Sept. 4, 2026 1:28 p.m.
US investigates claims that a missile hit an Iranian wedding killing at least four people and injuring dozens
Read More
Kuwait Arrests Four in Major Drug Bust
Sept. 4, 2026 10:03 a.m.
Kuwait authorities arrest four suspects and seize cocaine crystal meth, Captagon tablets and hashish in two drug cases
Read More
Wildfire in Northern Greece: Day Two of Firefighting Operations
Sept. 3, 2026 4:20 p.m.
A significant wildfire in Greece's Florina region enters its second day, leading to evacuations and intensified firefighting efforts.
Read More
Sponsored
Trending News