Readers congratulate Echourouk for the launch of the satellite channel

At long last, the dream comes true as the first Private Algerian satellite channel was launched on a historic day that coincides with the celebration of the 57th anniversary of the outbreak of the Algerian revolution on November1st, 1954.

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• Echourouk’s newsroom was overwhelmed by telephone calls from readers at the announcement of the launching of Echourouk TV on NileSat .

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• Students and media professionals congratulate Echourouk:

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• The wear veteran “ Ami Ahmed” contacted Echourouk three times to express his happiness saying” Echourouk channel is the last freedom’s bastion…now we have completed the  liberation process “.

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• Other media professionals from the print and audiovisual sectors have seized this opportunity to congratulate us for this big achievement.

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• Students also didn’t hesitate to get in touch with the newsroom to take part top the celebrations. Among them “Asmaa” , a student in journalism has declared” We’ve been surprised to the delay for the broadcast of Echourouk TV till the formal announcement… At last, we can have a channel that sheds light on our daily concerns following the example of the newspaper”.

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• Other representatives from health and education sectors have indicated that the launch of the channel would “break” the siege imposed by the state-run TV in our country.

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• Noure’ Eddine , a reader from the region of Oued Souf, southern Algeria, has commented” I hope that Echourouk TV lives-up to the audiences’ expectations and will be the first in the Arab and African world in the future”

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• Arab readers hail the news

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• Many Arab readers have expressed their satisfaction and happiness through the newspaper’s website. Meriem from Mauritania has declared” Congratulation to all, but I would prefer to receive the channel via Hotbird or Astra because I don’t like Nilesat…What about the personnel, are they Algerians or foreigners”.

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• Fouad from Jordan said” Will the channel treat the Arab problems or not?

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