Dubai TV
Switzerland
Dubai TV is available to viewers in Switzerland via satellite and select cable platforms, broadcasting primarily in Arabic. Its programming centers on entertainment content from the United Arab Emirates, including drama series, comedy shows, and cultural programs that reflect Gulf traditions. News bulletins cover regional and international events from a Middle Eastern perspective. The channel also airs religious segments, talk shows, and occasional sports coverage. Music videos and family-oriented films round out the schedule, with content aimed at Arabic-speaking audiences living in Europe. A TV guide for current listings can be found through local providers.
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Shefrah
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Shataranj
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22:30–23:30
Ladies Paradise
Schedule
19:50 - 20:00
Al Tabeq Al Sabe'
The host visits the seventh floor of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Dubai to shed light on some of the most valuable collectables in history.
20:00 - 20:30
Al Akhbar Al Mahaleyah
A comprehensive compilation of the latest and most important regional and international news stories, updates and developments.
20:30 - 21:30
Shefrah
The host invites various well-known personalities in the Arab world to highlight their personal experiences, the challenges they have come across and how they have achieved success.
21:20 - 22:30
Shataranj
The host invites various personalities to discuss an array of topics and unravel their unique points of view regarding different aspects.
LIVE 21:30 - 22:30
Shataranj
The host invites various personalities to discuss an array of topics and unravel their unique points of view regarding different aspects.
22:30 - 23:30
Ladies Paradise
Three years after the tragic death of Pietro Mori, Vittorio Conti devotes himself to reopening his friend's shop.
23:10 - 00:10
Rise of the Raven
Escaping from the battlefield of Varna, Hunyadi and his troops are captured. In Edirne, Mohammed begins to reign as a sultan.
23:30 - 00:30
Rise of the Raven
Wars define 15th-century Europe. The Ottoman Empire advances, yet Hungarian military commander Janos Hunyadi, whose parents the Ottomans killed, seeks to break its power.