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"Tamazight," the eighth channel of the National Radio and Television Company, enters the Ramadan drama race this season (1447 AH / 2026 AD) with a strong package of works that celebrate humanity and its big questions, and bets on suspense and boldness of presentation, and the depth of human questions, through series and films that transform the daily and ordinary into a dramatic material that pulsates with conflict and surprise, and addresses family and power issues, feelings, fragility, identity and others, in works that reflect the transformations of Moroccan society in its spatial and cultural diversity.
The channel has prepared a set of new and diverse productions that cover the various needs of the Moroccan viewer in general, and those who speak Amazigh in particular; It includes dramas, documentaries, cultural, educational, religious, political, social and economic programs, as well as programs aimed at the family, children, youth and Moroccans of the world; It reflects the transformations of Moroccan society, touches the heart of society and reality, is close to the viewer's conscience, and aims to contribute to the positive transformation of society and address a part of the stumbles it suffers from, and these works are divided into rich and diverse packages.
Drama that mimics reality and touches the essence
During this Ramadan season, the "Tamazight" channel offers a rich and diverse drama package that combines social and human depth, artistic truthfulness and dramatic suspense, reflects the pulse of reality without distortion, and sides with humans and their daily concerns, and opens windows deep into the heart of Moroccan society with its cultural and linguistic diversity, to put the Moroccan viewer in the heart of the work carrying his concerns, messages and goals, not just a spectator, and moves from one world to another through the following works:
From the world of money, power and family conflicts in the series "Karima d Istitis" (Karima and her daughters), to the painful questions about love, dignity and the imbalance of marital power in the series "Makh a Wino" (Why, my love), passing through the transformations of rural society from a conservative society to a society in which modern and traditional currents clash, and through the fragility of youth to the search for building the future and achieving stability, and that is in the second part of the series "Afadar" (Cactus).
This package is completed with strong dramatic works; Where the film "Tiddoukla Tiqdimin" (Old Friendships) recalls the meaning of friendship and loyalty in the face of betrayal and interests, while the film "Tasghart" (Share) delves into the depths of the human soul, to confirm that fate is not blind luck, but a path made by decision, patience and confrontation.
This Ramadan package confirms that drama is not just entertainment, but a mirror of reality and a space for thinking, and a cause for change, by betting on stories close to people, with characters and conflicts that resemble us in today's world, it is therefore a drama that is watched with passion and discussed, and remains in memory.
Documentaries that delve into the depth of Moroccan memory
The channel has allocated a significant space for documentary series, which form a basic pillar in its Ramadan network, to present works that highlight the richness of the Moroccan heritage, both material and immaterial, and restore the collective memory by exploring history, place, and people.
One of the most prominent of these works is the documentary series "Idder ar Itmouddo" (Living Mobile), which accompanies viewers on a journey towards the cities and historical strongholds of southern Morocco, through the coast, plain and mountain, in a visual reading that monitors the transformations of the field and lifestyles.
The "Jawhar" series continues to highlight the Amazigh woman in the countryside and villages, highlighting her pivotal roles in social, cultural and economic development, as she is a key player in preserving memory and transmitting values.
While the series "Tikousiwin Ddernin" (Living Heritage) launches its second season on the channel's screen, to address multiple aspects of the Amazigh heritage, from collective management, Sufism, and ancient education to the arts, medicine, and others, in a visual documentation journey that restores the heritage and contributes to refining this collective memory.
Diverse programs reflecting the cultural diversity of Morocco
In addition to documentaries, the channel offers a diverse program package that includes the fields of culture, education, politics, society, economy, and art, in addition to programs aimed at the family, women, children and youth, and others for Moroccans of the world, in order to strengthen the identity ties of Moroccans residing abroad with their homeland.
Religious programs are strongly present within the Ramadan network, as they are the essence of this holy month, in addition to broadcasting the Ramadan Hassan lectures daily, live or recorded, every evening, which enhances the values of moderation, contemplation and spiritual elevation for the Moroccan viewer.
Awareness and service capsules that consolidate the principle of closeness and commitment
The channel's viewers will have a daily appointment with a series of awareness and service capsules, covering health, environmental, cultural, economic and agricultural fields, within the framework of proximity media.
Among the most prominent of these new capsules is "Tamghast n Ouzoum", which aims to educate fasting people and rationalize their consumption behavior, according to health and responsible consumption standards, and "Timert n Tzouri" (Artistic Moment) which delves into the world of art to highlight strong and brilliant experiences, in various parts of the Kingdom.
Artistic evenings celebrating the richness and originality of Moroccan rhythms
The channel did not neglect the programming of weekly artistic evenings broadcast every Saturday evening, hosting a select group of Moroccan artists and musicians, representing the various regions of the Kingdom, and presenting performances that combine Amazigh, Arabic and Hassani rhythms, in celebration of Moroccan artistic diversity and the depth of its originality.
The "Tamazight" channel, through this program network, affirms its commitment to providing balanced Ramadan content, which combines artistic enjoyment, cultural presentation, and the human dimension, and makes the screen a space for memory and dialogue, and gives drama its role as a mirror of reality and a space for societal discussion, and the media a tool to enhance identity and diversity, and to consolidate comprehensive media with a creative cultural, human and social vision.
