BBC Arabic

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BBC Arabic was launched on 1938 and is the first foreign language service of the BBC World Service. The programs of BBC Arabic are broadcasted on the mediumwave and shortwave all over the middle east and north Africa. FM broadcasting is available for some areas.

It is broadcast from Bush House in London as well as from a BBC Bureau in Cairo.


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