Media City Qatar and Qatar Satellite Company, Es\u2019hailSat, have launched a new exclusive offering for Media City Qatar\u2019s licensed companies, providing them with special packages for a range of world-class satellite services and infrastructure to support their operations and growth. The offer was announced on the sidelines of their participation at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
Under the new offering, companies licensed under Media City Qatar will benefit from special packages on Es\u2019hailSat\u2019s portfolio of satellite and broadcast services, including direct-to-home (DTH) broadcast distribution, broadcast contribution, broadband and enterprise connectivity, and its Tier IV and ISO-certified teleport facilities in Qatar. This also includes added value services such as antenna hosting, data center and co-location, playout, and media asset management.<\/p>\n
The offering is designed to support businesses across the media value chain, from television and radio broadcasters and OTT and digital media platforms to production and post-production companies, technology and telecommunications firms, creative and content businesses, and startups and scale-ups.<\/p>\n
Hamad Omar AlMannai<\/strong>, CEO of Media City Qatar<\/strong>, said: \u201cAs we continue to expand our ecosystem, a key focus for us is ensuring that our licensed companies have access to the infrastructure and support they need to grow. Our collaboration with Es\u2019hailSat puts this commitment into practice, turning the MoU we recently signed into a tangible offering that supports companies in strengthening their operations, expanding their capabilities, and accessing new regional opportunities.\u201d<\/p>\n Es\u2019hailSat\u2019s world-class satellite and ground infrastructure supports broadcasters, digital platforms, technology companies, telecommunications providers, production houses and emerging media ventures with connectivity and content distribution solutions across the Middle East and North Africa. Its services enable organizations to reach wider audiences and access locally supported satellite and ground infrastructure.<\/p>\n