Libya Panorama Channel

Libya Panorama Channel (Arabic: قناة ليبيا بانوراما) is a Libyan television channel that broadcasts from the heart of the capital, Tripoli. It was established in 2014 amid the political conflict that dominated the Libyan landscape at the time. According to its Arabic Wikipedia entry, it is the only one among the other Libyan channels that did not leave Libya, and it remained broadcasting from the heart of the capital, Tripoli. The channel's launch process began on 26 July 2014, intended to keep pace with the media momentum during the 17 February Revolution. Its official broadcast started on 14 August 2014 on the Nilesat satellite, on frequency 11392 vertical. The channel describes itself as comprehensive, addressing the whole family and all segments of society. Libya Panorama Channel's programming includes three main news bulletins: the third bulletin, the sixth bulletin, and "Al-Hasad" (The Harvest) at exactly nine in the evening. It also airs special coverage, and a range of programs such as "Bila Rutoosh" (Without Retouching), "Ittijahat" (Directions), "Al-Souq Al-Libi" (The Libyan Market), "Mimma Tuhibboun" (Of What You Love), "Ma'a Al-Hakim" (With the Wise One, presented by Dr. Hashem Belkhair), "Houshna" (Our Courtyard), "Houshak Houda Al-Dawa" (a one-season program special for the COVID-19 pandemic), and "Panorama Al-Sahafa" (Panorama of the Press). The channel's media staff includes a number of presenters and correspondents, such as Al-Mu'tasim Abu Omara, Nour Al-Din Saber, Weam Al-Taeb, Islam Al-Nuwaisri, Emad Al-Asawi, Abdul Quddus Al-Issawi, Msarra Al-Qabai, Ayman Al-Jali, Duaa Shalibak, Sundus Shaheen, and Al-Mu'tasim Abu Jinnah. As a Libyan channel that remained broadcasting from Tripoli throughout the conflict, Libya Panorama Channel represents a notable case of media continuity in a fragmented political environment. Its website is lpc.ly.

Libya Panorama Channel was established in 2014, during the political conflict that dominated the Libyan scene. The process of building the channel began on 26 July 2014, with the aim of keeping pace with the media momentum during the 17 February Revolution. Its official broadcast was launched on 14 August 2014 on the Nilesat satellite, on frequency 11392 vertical. According to its Arabic Wikipedia entry, Libya Panorama is the only one among the other Libyan channels that did not leave Libya, and it remained broadcasting from the heart of the capital, Tripoli. This distinguishes it from other Libyan channels that relocated abroad during the conflict. The channel describes itself as comprehensive, addressing the whole family and all segments of society. Its programming includes three main news bulletins: the third bulletin, the sixth bulletin, and "Al-Hasad" at exactly nine in the evening. It also airs special coverage and a variety of programs, including "Bila Rutoosh" (Without Retouching), "Ittijahat" (Directions), "Al-Souq Al-Libi" (The Libyan Market), "Mimma Tuhibboun" (Of What You Love), "Ma'a Al-Hakim" (With the Wise One, presented by Dr. Hashem Belkhair), "Houshna" (Our Courtyard), "Houshak Houda Al-Dawa" (a one-season program special for the COVID-19 pandemic), and "Panorama Al-Sahafa" (Panorama of the Press). The channel's media staff includes a number of presenters and correspondents, such as Al-Mu'tasim Abu Omara, Nour Al-Din Saber, Weam Al-Taeb, Islam Al-Nuwaisri, Emad Al-Asawi, Abdul Quddus Al-Issawi, Msarra Al-Qabai, Ayman Al-Jali, Duaa Shalibak, Sundus Shaheen, and Al-Mu'tasim Abu Jinnah. These individuals present news bulletins, summaries, and programs. As of the available information, the channel continues to operate and broadcast from Tripoli. Its website is lpc.ly.

• Start of the process to build Libya Panorama Channel.

• Official broadcast launched on Nilesat, frequency 11392 vertical.

A comprehensive Libyan satellite channel broadcasting from Tripoli, targeting the whole family and all segments of society.

• Third news bulletin

• Sixth news bulletin

• Al-Hasad (The Harvest) at 9 PM

• Special coverage

• Bila Rutoosh (Without Retouching)

• Ittijahat (Directions)

• Al-Souq Al-Libi (The Libyan Market)

• Mimma Tuhibboun (Of What You Love)

• Ma'a Al-Hakim (With the Wise One)

• Houshna (Our Courtyard)

• Houshak Houda Al-Dawa (one season, COVID-19 special)

• Panorama Al-Sahafa (Panorama of the Press)

1. 1Libya Panorama Channel - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2قناة ليبيا بانوراما - Arabic Wikipediaar.wikipedia.org