Arabsat, working with Dubai Media, is to offer Middle East viewers six channels of free-to-air Olympic Games channels. The channels will run from July 27th to August 12th.

Khaled bin Ahmed Balkheyour, president/CEO of Arabsat, said, “We are pleased to develop our partnership with Dubai Media and to watch its continuous development, and we assure them of our commitment to provide them with the best services available.”

Rashed Al Amiri, director of Dubai Sports, said, “We are committed to our viewers across the five continents towards providing them with the best available sports programming. Our Olympics viewers will enjoy a variety of sports games such as, basketball, handball, gymnastics and other competitions during 2012 London Olympics.

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