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Press release13 December 2016

Standing with Christians after Cairo bombing

SAT-7 viewers were shocked and some directly affected by the bomb blast that claimed the lives of 25 people in a church adjacent to Cairo’s main Coptic Cathedral on Sunday morning (11 December 2016).

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Press release25 November 2016

New survey shows record number of SAT-7 viewers

SAT-7, the leading Christian television broadcaster in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), is announcing record viewership numbers for its Arabic-language channels. With 21.5 million viewers, its audience has increased by 76 percent in the past five years.

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Press release1 November 2016

Girl who forgave ISIS cannot wait to go home

Almost two years after a SAT-7 interview with a ten-year-old displaced Iraqi girl went viral on the internet; the same girl told the channel she cannot wait to go home to Qaraqosh when the liberation of the Mosul area is completed.

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Press release27 May 2016

Middle East’s largest Christian TV network celebrates 20 years on-air

From broadcasting two hours to 840 each week; from one channel to five; from one to three languages; all achieved in just 20 years. SAT-7’s first Arabic program aired on 31 May 1996 to millions across the Middle East and North Africa. SAT-7 will celebrate this milestone with a special event in Egypt.

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Press release24 March 2016

Easter celebration honours refugee kids

A SAT-7 commissioned crew braved war-torn Syria to film a special Easter program. The faces of 300 refugee children beam with joy on the production, scheduled to broadcast on 24 March.

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Press release1 February 2016

Confiscated SAT-7 Equipment Returned

On 28 January the authorities in Egypt returned all confiscated equipment to the SAT-7 studio in Cairo, more than three months after its seizure by the country’s Censorship Police. The equipment was received back in good condition.