Oman TV Cultural is a specialized television channel under the Oman TV Network, the national broadcaster of the Sultanate of Oman. The channel was created to preserve and promote Omani cultural heritage and national identity in a modern context.
Launched officially on January 1, 2016, Oman TV Cultural is part of Oman TV’s content expansion alongside other channels such as the General Channel, the Sports Channel, and Oman TV Live. Its programming focuses on educational, artistic, and documentary content.
The channel features programs about Omani history, heritage, architecture, literature, arts, cuisine, and traditional customs. Popular shows like Matoun, Dhifaf, and Al Fahras reflect the country’s cultural and spiritual life and have received high audience satisfaction.
Oman TV Cultural serves both domestic and international audiences through satellite broadcasting and online platforms. As a cultural bridge, the channel plays an important role in presenting Oman’s heritage and civilization to viewers across the region and around the world.
This website lists live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events broadcast by official rights holders. These broadcasts are available on various platforms, including terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, and mobile or desktop apps. Wherever possible, we provide links to streaming events hosted by the official broadcasters.
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