Al Masriya

Switzerland

Al Masriya is a television channel broadcasting in Arabic, available to viewers in Switzerland via satellite and select online streaming platforms. Its programming centers on Egyptian cinema, including classic and contemporary films, alongside serialized dramas and cultural documentaries that explore Egyptian history, music, and social life. News bulletins and talk shows covering current events in Egypt and the broader Arab world are also part of the schedule. The channel serves the Arabic-speaking diaspora in Switzerland by providing a direct link to Egyptian media and entertainment, with content that reflects the country’s artistic and journalistic traditions. Viewers can access the channel’s live feed through its official website or regional TV guides.

Schedule

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00:00 - 00:30

Ahdath 24 Saa'ah

The hosts shed light on the latest news stories and most important political developments in the Arab region and international world.

00:30 - 01:00

Aghani Men Al Haflat

The biggest and most popular Arab singers and musical artists perform a number of their best songs and works onstage to enthral the audience.

01:00 - 01:45

Mosalsal

Bringing the best in television and entertainment.

01:45 - 02:30

Mosalsal

Bringing the best in television and entertainment.

02:30 - 03:00

Al Khabe'ah

The filmmaker sheds light on the Royal Cache, an Ancient Egyptian tomb in Deir El Bahari, Luxor, which contains a number of mummified remains of Pharaoh royalty.

03:00 - 03:05

Akhbar Mesr

The host presents the latest political and socio-economic top stories and numerous updates from different parts of the country.

03:05 - 03:30

Hamel Al Quran

An Islamic scholar recites verses from the Holy Quran and begins to interpret them, shed light on the stories of their revelations and the lessons behind them.

03:30 - 04:00

Wasf Masr

The narrator sheds light on the history of writing the 'Description of Egypt', which is a series of publications that revolves around the aspects of ancient and modern Egypt.