Sama TV

Sama TV
Country	Syria
Broadcast area	Syria
Headquarters	Damascus, Syria
Programming
Language	Arabic
History
Launched	24 January 2013
Links
Website	sama-tv.net
Availability
Terrestrial
Nilesat	Frequency: 11938; Polarization: V; SR/FEC: 27500 5/6
Streaming media
Sama TV Live	Free

Sama TV (Arabic: قناة سما الفضائية, lit. 'Sky') is an inactive Syrian private television station based in Damascus, launched on 24 January 2013 as a sister channel to the now-defunct Addounia TV.

It was widely regarded as supportive of the Ba'athist government and reportedly funded by businessman Mohammed Hamsho. Following the fall of the Assad regime on 8 December 2024, the channel became inactive and remains off air as of February 2026. Since April 2025 international sanctions placed on the channel were lifted

Programs

Sama TV features a variety of general-interest programs. Many programs are shown on the channel; some of them are:

Nabed al-Sharq (Pulse of the East, نبض الشرق)
Ahwal al-Nas (Conditions of the people, أحوال الناس)
Ajandet Hiwar (Dialogue Agenda, أجندة حوار)
Rasamil (رساميل)
Sabah al Khair (Good Morning, صباح الخير)
Sama Café (سما كافيه)
Tafasil (Details, تفاصيل)
Classico (كلاسيكو)
Eshha Sah (Live properly, عيشها صح)
Ghazel al-Banat (cotton candy/the flirtation of girls, غزل البنات)
Hashtag (هاش تاغ)
Wahesh al-Buhaira (Lake monster, وحش البحيرة)
Main News Bulletin (نشرة الأخبار الرئيسية)
Local News Bulletin (نشرة الأخبار المحلية)

Presenters

Sama TV's current presenters included:

News anchors: Nizar Al-Farra, Hanaa Al-Saleh, Ruaa Saker

Other anchors: Rana Koueter, Makhlouf Naama

Correspondents which are making also reports for Addounia TV: Ahmad al-Aaqel, Kinda al-Khidr, Ata Farhat, Kinana Allouche

Social media managers: Anas Othman, Firass Haider.

References

1 2 Alhamada, Bassel (2026-05-14). "The state of Syrian media during the first year of political transition". المركز السوري للإعلام وحرية التعبير Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression. Retrieved 2026-09-23.

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[:1-1] 1 2 Alhamada, Bassel (2026-05-14). "The state of Syrian media during the first year of political transition". المركز السوري للإعلام وحرية التعبير Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression. Retrieved 2026-09-23.