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Arta FM

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ARTA FM is an independent Syrian community radio station. It was established on 07.06.2013 in Amudah. A multi-ethnic Syrian team in several cities in al-Hasakah and Aleppo is producing radio programs in Kurdish, Syriac and Arabic.

ARTA FM has five 500W FM transmitters in the Syrian cities Amudah, Qamishli, Al-Malikiyah (Derik), Ras al-Ayn (Sere Kaniyê) and Ayn al-Arab (Kobani).

ARTA FM is a purely community radio station without any ethnic, political and religious agenda.

External links

ARTA FM - live stream
ARTA FM - Facebook page, with information and audio files of the daily programs.
ARTA FM - SoundCloud page, with audio files of the daily programs

Notes and sources

References

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Arta FM.

News Week (2013). Mike Giglio: The Battle For Syria´s Hearts And Minds-And Ears. mag.Newsweek.com
BBC World Service (2013). Interview with Siruan H. Hossein, Director of ARTA FM. Soundcloud
Die Welt (2013). Peter Steinbach: Ein syrisches Wunschkonzert im Radio. DIE WELT
Syria untold (2013). First Kurdish Radio Breaks the Sphere of Arabic Hegemony in Syria. Syria untold

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