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Not unlike the Sat TV boom, the Arab World is undergoing an FM radio
station boom. On the privately owned
stations, Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq lead the region with 23, 17 and 10
operational private FM radio stations respectively.

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Research and Markets: The FM Radio Station Market Booms in the Arab World as Private Companies in Palestine Lebanon and Iraq Take Over the Airwaves

The FM radio industry, which is local and not pan-Arab by
definition, still has some regionally focused operators.

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newscom. UAE and Algeria have the most crowded state-owned FM radio environment
in the region.
"Radio listening is popular and widespread in the Arab World.

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WASHINGTON, His Royal Highness Prince Turki Al-
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The
59-pages report, which has 32 detailed exhibits, provides a detailed analysis
of the FM Radio regulations and landscape in the 18 Arab countries of Algeria,
Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco , Oman,
Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, UAE and Yemen.

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Furthermore , Jordan's broadcasting media experienced partial liberalization in
mid 2003 after the establishment of the audiovisual media law.

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Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia reveal that a majority of people listen to
radio stations. Acceptance of the credentials confirms Prince Turki's
position as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia to the United States of America. I look forward to working with President Bush, his administration,
Congress and the American people to further strengthen the historic ties
between our two nations as we confront global challenges together.

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Lina Juma, research analyst wrote in the report.

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The landscape is made
up of local FM stations for the most part and the numbers are projected to sky
rocket as more countries allow private FM radio operations in the coming few
years.

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"FM Radio in the Arab World 2005 " was released on September 25, 2005.
Consistent with the liberalization trend, in year 2004 Oman was next in
line to offer licenses to private TV and radio stations.

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Algeria follows UAE with 17 radio stations operating under the
states Radio-Television Algerienne (RTA) network.

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of FM Radio in the Arab World 2005 to their offering. Up to date, Syria was
the last country to pursue liberalization.
After his meeting with President Bush, Prince Turki said, "It is an honor
and a privilege for me to represent my country as Ambassador to the United
States.

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The UAE leads with 19 radio stations operating under five
networks.

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The
report includes analysis and profiles of every FM radio (private and
government owned) in the region. Furthermore, Saudi Arabia is
presently planning to privatize some public radio stations.

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Egypt and Tunisia were of the first countries in the Middle East to allow
private radio stations under a legal framework. Egypt launched Nile FM and
Negoom FM in July 2003 then followed by Tunisia's Mosaique FM in November. Finally, the
Ministry of information in Kuwait issued a legislation granting licenses to
private radio and Television stations in the same year. Bush at the
White House today.