
2M
Series, shows and news in three languages, and the busiest channel of the Ramadan evenings.
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Every major Moroccan TV channel is part of a weweb plan: the national channels, Arryadia for sport, Tamazight TV, the regional and religious channels and Aflam TV for films. This page lists them by category, explains what each one shows and how to watch them on your TV, phone or computer. One IPTV subscription gives you the whole line-up for 12 months, and the IPTV Morocco home page explains the rest of the service.
Live in Casablanca, Agadir, London or Montreal, the channels are the same. You open an app, pick a channel in the list and watch it live with the programme guide, in HD and in 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K.
The national line-up covers five channels: Al Aoula, 2M, Al Maghribia, Medi 1 TV and Chada TV. These are the channels most Moroccan homes keep on in the evening, for the news, the series and the big national events.
Al Aoula is the historic first channel of the public broadcaster SNRT: news bulletins, official ceremonies, royal speeches, religious programmes and series. 2M, based in Casablanca, is the most watched entertainment channel, with news in Arabic, French and Amazigh, talent shows, Moroccan series and the Ramadan sitcoms everyone talks about the next day. Al Maghribia was created for Moroccans living abroad and rebroadcasts a selection of the public channels. Medi 1 TV, from Tangier, is a news and current affairs channel with a Mediterranean angle. Chada TV is a music and entertainment channel with Moroccan artists and live shows.

Series, shows and news in three languages, and the busiest channel of the Ramadan evenings.
Watch 2M live in HD
The first national channel: news, royal events, religious programmes and Moroccan drama.
Al Aoula live on every screenBeyond the national channels, the line-up includes Arryadia for sport, Tamazight TV for Amazigh-language programmes and Laayoune TV for the southern regions.
Arryadia is the sports channel of SNRT. It shows Botola Pro matches, many Atlas Lions games, the Throne Cup and sports magazines, and it is the channel Moroccan fans open first on a match day. Our page on Arryadia live explains what it covers and how to watch it without interruptions.
Tamazight TV broadcasts in Tarifit, Tamazight and Tachelhit: news, documentaries, music and series for Amazigh-speaking families in the Rif, the Atlas and the Souss, and for the diaspora. Laayoune TV is the regional channel of the Saharan provinces, with local news, culture and programmes from Laayoune and the south.
Three thematic channels complete the line-up: Assadissa for religion, Attakafia for culture and Aflam TV for films.
Assadissa (the Mohammed VI channel of the Holy Quran) broadcasts Quran recitation, religious lessons and live prayers from Moroccan mosques, and it is especially followed during Ramadan. Attakafia is the cultural channel: literature, theatre, heritage, documentaries and music. Aflam TV shows Moroccan and Arab films, a good choice for a quiet evening when the main channels run news.
The table below sums up each channel, its category and the programmes people watch it for, so you know where to go before you open the guide.
| Channel | Category | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Al Aoula | National, public | News, royal events, religious programmes, Moroccan series |
| 2M | National, entertainment | News in Arabic, French and Amazigh, shows, series, Ramadan sitcoms |
| Al Maghribia | National, for Moroccans abroad | Selection of public channel programmes, news |
| Medi 1 TV | News | Bulletins, debates and current affairs |
| Chada TV | Music and entertainment | Moroccan music, concerts, entertainment shows |
| Arryadia | Sports | Botola Pro, Atlas Lions, Throne Cup, sports magazines |
| Tamazight TV | Amazigh | News, series and music in the Amazigh languages |
| Laayoune TV | Regional | Local news and culture of the southern provinces |
| Assadissa | Religion | Quran recitation, lessons, live prayers |
| Attakafia | Culture | Documentaries, heritage, literature, theatre |
| Aflam TV | Films | Moroccan and Arab films |
Channel names in the list of your app can be written in Latin or Arabic letters (2M, دوزيم, الأولى). Use the search field of the app if you do not see a channel at first.
You watch Moroccan TV live by installing an IPTV app on your device and adding the access details weweb sends you on WhatsApp. The app shows the channels in categories, with a programme guide (EPG) that tells you what is on now and next.
The setup takes a few minutes and works the same way on every screen. The IPTV setup guide tells you which app to choose for your device.

Samsung and LG smart TVs, Android TV, an Android box or an Amazon Fire Stick: the best choice for family evenings and matches.

Android and iPhone apps let you follow 2M news or a Botola match on the move, at home or on 4G.

Windows and Mac players read the same access details, handy in a student room or at the office.

The guide shows today's programmes on each channel, so you can find the news bulletin or the series without zapping.
All three plans include the full Moroccan line-up, with Xtream Codes and an M3U link: Standard 300 DH, Premium 450 DH and VIP 600 DH for 12 months. Standard and Premium carry 21,000 channels, 123,000 films and 29,000 series; VIP carries 43,000 channels and 200,000 films and series. Premium and VIP add the full sports and premium packs and 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K; VIP can be installed on two devices, used one at a time.
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 25 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 38 DH a month
1 device
12 months
12 months · one payment · ≈ 50 DH a month
1 or 2 devices, one at a time
Yes, the line-up works outside Morocco: the channels, the guide and the apps are the same in France, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK, the USA or Canada. All you need is a stable internet connection where you live.
Families abroad pay the same plans in dirhams, using bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer. The page on IPTV for Moroccans abroad covers the time difference, the payment from each country and the devices people use there.
Your plan does not stop at Moroccan channels: it also includes Arab channel packs from the Gulf, Egypt, the Levant and the Maghreb, and the series of the holy month.

MBC, Rotana, Al Jazeera news and Egyptian, Levant and Maghreb channels, organised by country.
Arabic IPTV packs
Moroccan Ramadan sitcoms on 2M and Al Aoula, Arab series and catch-up after iftar.
Ramadan IPTV guide
Arryadia for the Botola, plus the sports packs of Premium and VIP for European football.
Sports IPTV hubMoroccan channels play smoothly in HD on a normal home connection; what matters most is stability, not raw speed. Fibre from Maroc Telecom, inwi or Orange is the most comfortable, ADSL works for HD, and 4G is fine on a phone.
Plug the TV or box into the router with a cable when you can, especially between 20:00 and 23:00 and on match nights, when networks are busiest. The page on internet speed for IPTV gives the figures per quality, and 4K IPTV explains which channels really broadcast in 4K.
You can check the whole line-up before paying: ask for the free test, try your favourite channels, then choose a plan.
Ask for the free 24-hour test on WhatsApp and tell us which device you use.
Install the app recommended for your device and enter the test access details.
Open 2M, Al Aoula and Arryadia at the hour you usually watch, to judge the picture on your own connection.
Choose your plan on the IPTV subscription page and pay by bank card, Taptap Send, Western Union or bank transfer.
Receive your access within 1 hour, 24 h at most, on WhatsApp, and keep watching.
Answers
You get the full national line-up: Al Aoula, 2M, Al Maghribia, Medi 1 TV and Chada TV, plus Arryadia, Tamazight TV, Laayoune TV, Assadissa, Attakafia and Aflam TV. They are included in all three plans, within 21,000 channels, 123,000 films and 29,000 series on Standard and Premium and 43,000 channels and 200,000 films and series on VIP.
Yes. On weweb, Tamazight TV broadcasts news, series and music in the Amazigh languages, and Laayoune TV covers the southern provinces. Both sit next to Arryadia in the same category of your app.
On a smart TV, an Android box, a Fire Stick, a phone, a tablet or a computer: you install an IPTV app and enter the Xtream Codes or the M3U link that weweb sends on WhatsApp, included in every plan. The programme guide shows what each channel broadcasts now and next.
Al Aoula, 2M, Arryadia, Tamazight TV and the rest of the line-up on your TV, phone and computer, from 300 DH for the year. Order on WhatsApp and start watching today.