Tunisia Nat 2

EAU EAU

Tunisia Nat 2 is a television channel broadcasting in the United Arab Emirates, with programming that focuses on Tunisian culture, news, and entertainment. Its schedule typically includes a mix of drama series, films, and music programming that reflect Tunisian traditions and contemporary life. The channel also airs talk shows and discussion programs covering social and political topics relevant to the Tunisian community in the UAE and the wider region. News bulletins provide coverage of events in Tunisia and the Arab world. Viewers can access the channel via satellite platforms commonly available in the Middle East, with programming delivered primarily in Arabic and Tunisian dialect.

Documentaries
Précédent
21:00–22:00
Documentaries
The 10th With Tarek
Maintenant
22:00–23:00
The 10th With Tarek
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News
Suivant
23:00–23:30
News
Programme
6 O'clock News
19:00 - 20:00
6 O'clock News
News
Investigation Carefully conveying the critical news in the Arab and international arena through several reports and testimonies from the heart of the event.
Kingdom's Voice
20:00 - 21:00
Kingdom's Voice
Entertainment
Talk shows Presenting top political events and social concerns that affect the people in Jordan through interviewing influential characters. Aamer Al Rajoob.
Documentaries
21:00 - 22:00
Documentaries
Documentary
People A diverse selection of documentaries exploring global industries and economies, with an emphasis on how different countries pursue self-sufficiency and develop their industrial and economic sectors at various stages of growth.
The 10th With Tarek
EN DIRECT 22:00 - 23:00
The 10th With Tarek
Show
Newscast Coverage and analysis of the latest and most significant news, hosting guests with expert knowledge and decision-makers in the global and Arab World.
News
23:00 - 23:30
News
News
Investigation Presenting detailed domestic and international top stories that concern the Jordanian public.
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23:30 - 00:00
@jo
Entertainment
Talk shows Discussing the latest issues and current trends on social media, whether locally or globally. Mohamed Hatamila.