MEDI1TV, a prominent Moroccan news channel, has recently formalized an agreement with Mali’s High Authority for Communication (HAC), thereby securing official authorization to establish and operate its broadcasting services within Mali. This pivotal move is not only a significant step in MEDI1TV’s strategy for continental expansion but also underscores the mutual commitment shared by both institutions towards fostering a sovereign and transparent media landscape that highlights the realities and achievements of Africa.
Having already made its presence felt in Mali through Radio Méditerranée Internationale (Medi 1), which has been operational in Bamako on FM for several years, MEDI1TV sees this new agreement as a reinforcement of its dedication to sustainable media collaboration. The channel aims to promote dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and enhanced connections among African nations, thereby contributing to a more integrated continent.
In its press release, MEDI1TV emphasized its commitment to upholding journalistic ethics, ensuring balanced reporting, and adhering to Mali’s regulatory standards. The channel also expressed its eagerness to strengthen partnerships with Malian audiovisual stakeholders by undertaking initiatives focused on training, expertise-sharing, and fostering digital innovation. This approach is indicative of the trust and confidence that have developed between the broadcaster and Mali’s media regulatory body.
Moreover, this agreement not only reflects the solid cooperation between Morocco and Mali but also embodies a shared ambition to cultivate a modern, professional, and globally connected African media environment. Established in 2006 as a bilingual rolling news channel catering to the Maghreb region, MEDI1TV has transformed into a multilingual and multi-platform media entity that extends its reach across Africa, delivering comprehensive coverage of both African and international news while advocating for credible, diverse, and accessible information across the continent.
As reported by medafricatimes.com.
