Tunisia's Radio Jeunes has won the first prize in the children's programming category for its program "Dream Small" at the 26th Arab Radio and Television Festival. The festival concluded on September 24, 2026, at the Opera Theater in Tunis, with Tunisia winning a total of five awards. Four of these awards were in official competitions, while one was in a parallel competition. The awards ceremony took place in the presence of several notable figures.
The first prize in the children's programming category was awarded to Radio Jeunes for its program "Dream Small". This program was recognized for its high-quality content and engaging storytelling. In addition to this award, Radio Jeunes has been actively involved in various cultural and educational initiatives in Tunisia. The station has been promoting Tunisian culture and values through its programs, which cater to a wide range of audiences.
Tunisia's national radio station also won the first prize in the motivational programs category for its program "And From Challenge, Miracles" broadcast on Radio Monastir. This program was praised for its inspiring stories and motivational content. The awards won by Tunisia's radio stations reflect the country's rich cultural heritage and its commitment to promoting quality programming.
On September 23, 2026, Tunisia's radio stations received three additional awards in the categories of radio exchange and program exchange. These awards demonstrate the country's growing influence in the Arab media landscape. The Arab Radio and Television Festival is a prestigious event that brings together media professionals and organizations from across the Arab world.
The 26th Arab Radio and Television Festival was held under the patronage of the Tunisian government and was attended by several high-ranking officials. The festival provided a platform for media professionals to share their experiences and showcase their work. It also offered a unique opportunity for networking and collaboration among participants.
In addition to the awards won by Radio Jeunes and Radio Monastir, the festival also recognized the contributions of several Tunisian media professionals. Notably, Fatma Saïdane and Riadh Hamdi were honored at the 36th Regional Theater Festival for their outstanding contributions to the field of theater. This recognition highlights the country's rich cultural talent and its commitment to promoting the arts.
The success of Tunisia's radio stations at the Arab Radio and Television Festival is a testament to the country's growing influence in the media landscape. With its rich cultural heritage and commitment to quality programming, Tunisia is poised to continue making significant contributions to the Arab media scene. The country's media professionals are known for their creativity and innovation, and their work is widely recognized across the region.
Key points
- Radio Jeunes wins first prize in children's programming category
- Tunisia wins total of five awards at Arab Radio and Television Festival
- Tunisian media professionals recognized for outstanding contributions to theater and media
