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Mosaiquefm

Mosaiquefm is the major private radio station of Tunisia. This channel is broadcasted in Arabic language for as long as 24 hours a day in the country as well as in the surrounding places. Although the radio station is availed on the World Wide Web for free of charge, and so is easily enjoyed by a wider group of people.

This entertainment radio channel was launched about four years back on the November 7^th 2003 and has its main headquarters located in the beautiful city of Tunis, the capital city of Tunisia. The first ever presenter on the radio channel was Nizar Chaari, who lent his voice to the various programs that are broadcasted even today on the radio. The channel has a mix of several entertainment and news programs on the radio. And hence, it manages a perfect balance in providing all kinds of news to its listeners from across Tunisia and surrounding areas. You can also listen to several programs such as the on demand chat programs, music, news and sports programs also that help you to entertain yourself and keep yourself in touch with the current events occurring around the world. Moreover, you can enjoy both, Arab and also Western music in these music programs transmitted on air by the channel.

According to a study performed on the population of Tunisia, it was recorded that only about 20% of the population in the country listened to the radio channels earlier. However, after the launch of the Mosaiquefm near about 50% of the population later started listening to the radio programs. And surprisingly, about 75% of the total population listening to the radio would listen specifically to the Mosaiquefm broadcasted in the country. Although, the success gained by the Mosaiquefm radio is also due to its forum for young people that holds discussions on most of the popular subjects and topics that hold the attraction of the people across the country. As a result of its innovative and versatile programs, the radio channel has become one of the top radio channels in the entire Arabic countries and partial countries of Europe.