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Medi1 TV granted official broadcasting rights in Mali

Posted on June 5, 2026September 25, 2026 by Cécile Mboua
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In a landmark decision, Medi1 TV has been officially authorized to broadcast its programs in Mali through a formal agreement with the country’s High Authority for Communication (HAC). This authorization marks a significant milestone in the pan-African expansion of the Moroccan-based news channel, reinforcing its commitment to fostering media partnerships that bridge cultures and promote knowledge exchange across the continent.

Strengthening media cooperation between Morocco and Mali

The newly signed convention between Medi1 TV and Mali’s HAC underscores the shared vision of both institutions to advance a sovereign and balanced media landscape. This partnership highlights the dynamic collaboration between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Mali, particularly in supporting the growth of a modern, professional, and globally connected African media space.

Expanding Medi1 TV’s presence in West Africa

While Medi1 TV’s radio arm, Radio Méditerranée Internationale (Medi 1), has been broadcasting in Bamako for years via FM modulation, this official television authorization represents a strategic step forward. The channel’s continued engagement with Malian audiences aligns with its mission to deliver credible, pluralistic, and accessible news coverage to African citizens. Medi1 TV’s editorial approach emphasizes balanced reporting on African geopolitical and economic issues, while also showcasing developmental initiatives and cultural dynamics across the continent.

As a multilingual and multichannel news outlet with continental reach, Medi1 TV leverages a multicultural team and extensive satellite and digital presence to provide high-quality news to viewers. Its bilingual (Arabic and French) origins in 2006 have since evolved into a robust network of regional and pan-African information services, reinforcing its role as a trusted media reference for audiences seeking reliable African perspectives.

A commitment to ethical journalism and local collaboration

Medi1 TV’s operations in Mali are guided by strict adherence to Malian regulatory frameworks, ensuring ethical journalism, balanced reporting, and journalistic rigor. Beyond broadcasting, the channel aims to deepen its collaboration with local audiovisual stakeholders through initiatives focused on expertise sharing, capacity building, and digital innovation. These efforts are designed to create sustainable, mutually beneficial partnerships that contribute to the growth of Mali’s media sector.

With this authorization, Medi1 TV reaffirms its dedication to serving as a catalyst for dialogue, knowledge dissemination, and cultural exchange across Africa. The agreement reflects not only the channel’s growing influence but also the strengthening ties between Morocco and Mali in fostering a vibrant and independent African media ecosystem.

By Cécile Mboua — Political News Writer

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