The SNRT has unveiled its new programming for the 2026-2027 season, which aims to strengthen the presence of public radio in the daily lives of Moroccan citizens. The new lineup includes a range of shows that combine news coverage, analysis, and discussion, as well as community-focused programs. The SNRT has reported that it reached 9.37 million listeners in 2026, with an average individual listening time of 30 minutes and 20 seconds.
The SNRT's radio stations, including Radio Mohammed VI for the Quran, National Radio, and Amazigh Radio, will feature new shows and programs. Radio Mohammed VI for the Quran will include programs such as "Sard Kitab Al-Shifa", which explores the traditional Moroccan recitation of this book in mosques and zawiyas. The station will also air "Al-Mutanafisun", an interactive quiz show, and "Al-Zakat: Maqasid wa Ahkam", which discusses the importance of zakat and its rulings.
National Radio will focus on current events and news, with programs such as "Sabah Bladi", which covers national and international news, and discussion shows like "Mawad li-Naqash" and "Malafat fi Al-Wajaha". The station will also feature programs on family and health issues, as well as "Watni", a show targeted at Moroccans living abroad.
Amazigh Radio will broadcast a mix of political and discussion programs, including "Al-Hiwar Al-Siyasi" and "Jiyopolitik", as well as community-focused shows like "Al-Mujtama' wa Al-Qanun" and "Shu'un Asariya". The station will also feature cultural programs, such as "Qamus Al-Amazighi" and "Al-Lisan Al-Amazighi".
The SNRT's regional radio stations will continue to cover local news and issues, with programs such as "Kayf Sabah Al-Suq?" in Tangier and "Sawt Al-Muwatin" in Agadir. The stations will also air service programs on topics like health, education, and agriculture.
The SNRT's new programming aims to provide a diverse range of shows and content for Moroccan listeners. The company's efforts to engage with listeners and provide relevant programming are reflected in its increased listenership and ratings.
The SNRT's new season will also feature programs commemorating the 1,500th anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad's birth. The company's radio stations will broadcast special programs and content highlighting the significance of this occasion.
Key points
- The SNRT has reported that it reached 9.37 million listeners in 2026.
- The company's new programming features a mix of news, discussion, and community-focused shows.
- The SNRT's regional radio stations will continue to cover local news and issues.
