Ramadan 2026 Programming: Al Aoula Strengthens Its Role as Morocco’s Leading Family TV Channel

Al Aoula is set to welcome Ramadan 2026 by reinforcing its position as a central pillar of Morocco’s audiovisual landscape. Backed by long-standing experience and a clear editorial vision, the public broadcaster continues to establish itself as a trusted reference and a preferred family destination during the holy month.

A Confirmed Leadership Across Television and Digital Platforms

During the last Ramadan, Al Aoula surpassed 10 million viewers at iftar time, confirming its unrivaled reach nationwide. Dramatic productions and news programs each attracted between 8 and 9 million viewers, highlighting the channel’s strong connection with Moroccan audiences.

This leadership also extends to digital platforms. Through the SNRT’s streaming service Forja, which has exceeded 4.5 million downloads, Al Aoula demonstrates its ability to adapt to evolving viewing habits and deliver a comprehensive, multi-platform experience.

For Ramadan 2026, the channel promises a renewed programming strategy built on modern storytelling techniques and narratives rooted in Moroccan social realities, redefining family television with a contemporary and authentic spirit.

Responsible and Ambitious Programming

Remaining faithful to its public service mission, Al Aoula offers an ambitious lineup that balances entertainment with social responsibility.

The channel strengthens its leadership in national production with 100% Moroccan drama series airing during the Prime Ftour slot. The flagship series “Aach Tmaa”, directed by Ayoub Lahnoud, will be broadcast daily and addresses the sensitive issue of child trafficking. Another major production, “Chkoun Kan Ygoul”, directed by Safae Baraka, tackles domestic violence against women.

Additionally, the series “Sediq”, airing every Monday at 10:30 p.m., explores autism spectrum disorder, offering a powerful and educational narrative that raises awareness about complex social realities.

Family Comedies and Accessible Entertainment

Al Aoula also enriches its Ramadan offering with family-friendly comedies scheduled around iftar time. Productions such as “Attamane”, featuring a renowned cast, and “Al Mardi”, starring Haitham Miftah and Oussama Ramzi, aim to provide light-hearted moments while reinforcing family values.

Through this diverse lineup, Al Aoula renews its commitment for Ramadan 2026 as an inclusive public channel that blends creativity with social responsibility, offering content aligned with Moroccan values and the spiritual essence of the holy month.

Documentaries: A Core Pillar of Public Service

In line with its public service mission, documentary programming remains a key component of Al Aoula’s Ramadan schedule. This year, the channel highlights innovative documentary series exploring themes of discovery, spirituality, cultural heritage, and social diversity.

Broadcast in the second part of the evening, these documentaries aim to raise awareness, strengthen spiritual reflection, and preserve Morocco’s collective memory.

Innovation and Creative Leadership

As a major player in Morocco’s audiovisual industry and a catalyst for national production, the SNRT continues to invest in innovation. Among the highlights is the 100% Moroccan animated series “Al Moufatich Saadane”, reflecting the channel’s support for creative diversity.

Al Aoula also explores immersive formats with the return of “Matihch Ala Lbal”, hosted by Meryem Zaimi, which comes back for a second season every Tuesday in prime time.

A Channel That Unites During Ramadan

More than just a television channel, Al Aoula positions itself as a social connector and a platform for shared experiences. By offering a balanced mix of impactful fiction, engaging documentaries, and spiritual programming, the channel aims to make Ramadan 2026 a unique moment of emotion, reflection, and togetherness for Moroccan families.