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ERTT - Etablissement Radio Television Tunisienne

National public broadcaster

Tunisia , Tunis Founded 1961 1001-5000
Operating Since1961 (65y)

About ERTT - Etablissement Radio Television Tunisienne

Etablissement de la Radio et Télévision Tunisienne (ERTT / now Wataniya) is Tunisia's state public broadcaster, operating Wataniya 1 and Wataniya 2 TV channels along with national radio. It is the main public broadcaster of Tunisia.

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CountryTunisia
Founded1961
TypeNon-profit
ModelB2C
Team Size1001-5000

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