Iraqi Media Network is launching a satellite broadcast platform from Baghdad on Arabsat satellites. The platform has been built at the headquarters of the Iraqi Media Network in Baghdad, to  broadcast a bouquet on Arabsat satellites on its Hot Spot at 26° East

The bouquet includes all radio and TV Programmers for all TV channels currently operating from inside or outside Iraq which Arabsat says crowns the mutual co-operation efforts between itself and the Iraqi Media Network to develop audiovisual Media infrastructure in the Republic of Iraq.

Mohammed Abdul-Jabbar Al-Shabout, Director General of the Iraqi Media Network, said that launching the bouquet would enable Iraqi and Arab viewers to watch all their favourite channels on a single frequency across the Middle East and North Africa and large parts of Asia and Europe.

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