Home to countless hours of premium content suitable for Arabic speaking audiences across the globe, Hekaya+ is an all-encompassing subscription-based video on demand entertainment hub offering a wide range of programs, series, films, and cartoons.

The groundbreaking platform is set to launch in October as part of Arab Telemedia’s ongoing mission to ensure that Arabic speakers can access their favorite shows whenever, wherever. Additionally, Arab Telemedia is currently working on launching a free satellite channel and more free channels on social media.

Through a monthly subscription, Hekaya+ viewers will be able to access leading movies and series titles spanning a multitude of genres including Bedouin, historical, social, classic, and cartoons suitable for the entire family.

Ensuring that audiences enjoy the highest level of technology for an optimal viewing experience, Arab Telemedia partnered with US-based Streann to create Hekaya +. In addition to boasting bar to none user experience and features, the platform’s ever-expanding content will feature regular new releases, subtitling services to accommodate non-Arabic speaking viewers, and will be available for users on multiple electronic stores such as Apple Store and Google Play.

Talal Al-Awamleh, CEO of Arab Telemedia shared that this endeavor aims to take the Arabic entertainment industry to the next level by combining stellar content with convenience.

“Streaming platforms are the new normal, and we are thrilled to bring new content experiences to the Middle East! By joining forces with Arab Telemedia Group, we are able to offer thousands of hours of entertainment to Arabic audiences. We are taking streaming to a whole new level!” commented Gio Punzo, CEO of Streann.

About Arab Telemedia:

Arab Telemedia Group is an independent media enterprise that innovates and produces high-quality film and TV content headed by CEO Talal Al-Awamleh. The group, which was founded in 1983 by producer and director, the late Adnan Al-Awamleh, has produced a slew of blockbusters ranging from historical and social to Bedouin series and films, such as the Emmy award winning series “The Invasion", “Nimr bin Al-Adwan", “Odeh Abu Tayeh", “Malik bin Al-Rayb", “Sultana", and “Scheherazade".