Moroccan public TV captures 69.1% audience share during Ramadan

With a prime-time audience share of 69.1%, public television channels were the top choice for viewers during Ramadan. Of this, 37.3% was attributed to the National Broadcasting and Television Company (SNRT), which offered a diverse lineup featuring creativity, suspense, entertainment, and live broadcasts of the national football team’s matches.

According to an SNRT press release, the generalist channel Al Aoula alone attracted 13 million viewers during prime time, representing an audience share of 34.5%. By the 25th day of Ramadan, the second season of Wlad Izza had reached over 9.5 million viewers, securing a 44.3% share. It remains «the most-watched program by Moroccans during the breaking of the fast», the statement noted.

Meanwhile, the series Ana Wiak surpassed 10.3 million viewers (36.7%), while the third season of Salah w Fati attracted 7.7 million viewers (31.6%). Jorh Qdim also drew a significant audience, with 9.9 million viewers (36.7%).

Beyond Ramadan programming, SNRT achieved record viewership for its live broadcasts of Morocco’s football matches in the continental qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. These broadcasts significantly «boosted audience figures for Al Aoula, Arryadia, Tamazight, and Al Maghribia», according to the public network.

In numbers, «the SNRT bouquet attracted 15.5 million viewers and a 56.1% share during the Morocco vs. Niger match. For the national team’s second match against Tanzania, viewership reached 16.5 million, with a 55.7% share», the statement added.

With these figures, SNRT delivered a well-balanced Ramadan lineup, blending diverse media content, real-time coverage of current events, and cultural programming «to merge authentic Moroccan values with modern touches».