On World Television Day.. Watch the first Arab weather forecast broadcast on TV

Weather of Arabia - Although the use of screens of different sizes enabled people to create and view content on different platforms, the number of homes that own TVs is still increasing day by day.

Recognizing the increasing influence of television on decision-making by drawing public attention and its potential role in increasing focus on key issues in the world, the United Nations General Assembly declared November 21 as World Television Day , which is not so much a celebration of a tool as a celebration of the philosophy that expresses About this tool, after television has become a symbol of communication and globalization in the contemporary world.

The first global and Arab TV broadcast

Globally: Britain was the first to launch a regular television broadcasting service in 1936 , through the BBC, and in 1935 the Germans knew for the first time a television transmission service, and France was able to launch the first regular television transmission from the Eiffel Tower in 1939 .

Regular television broadcasting was launched for the first time in Moscow in 1939 , when the Soviets employed their leadership in the field of space in transmitting via satellite, and the Moscow station became among the first television stations in the world to broadcast its programs by satellite to the world.

Arabs: Iraq is TV 's first Arab television began the first television sent in 1954, after the Algerian TV at the end of December 1956 , the month came during the colonial period, and in Lebanon , the foundation stone of the TV building official status in 1957, but the completion of the project was delayed to begin broadcasting in May / May 1959 , and in July 1960, Egypt acquired a television channel, which is the fourth channel in the Arab world. As for Jordan , Jordanian television broadcasts began on April 7, 1968, making Jordan one of the leading countries in television broadcasting.

The first weather forecast broadcast on TV

Hasan Karani, is the first broadcaster of the weather forecast on Saudi television since 1398 AH / 1978 AD, and the duration of the bulletin was a quarter of an hour a day on the air.