Founded in 2008, ARTI brings together licensed private radio and television operators in Morocco. It represents its members in dialogue with public authorities, the audiovisual regulator and professional partners.
Who we are
ARTI (Association des Radios et des Télévisions Indépendantes) brings together licensed private radio and television operators in Morocco. Founded in 2008, it represents its members in dialogue with public authorities, the audiovisual regulator and professional partners.
Its mandate encompasses freedom of audiovisual communication, media pluralism, linguistic and cultural diversity, and the long-term viability of private broadcasting.
ARTI also enables its members to address shared challenges together, from audience measurement and professional development to keeping their services accessible and visible as distribution evolves.
ARTI was founded in December 2008, two years after Morocco’s audiovisual landscape opened to private operators. Its members created a shared professional body to represent the realities of private audiovisual media and make a lasting contribution to pluralism.
In 2025, ARTI began an institutional renewal: refreshed governance, updated statutes and internal rules, three standing committees and a consolidated action plan. This structured member expertise around the sector’s economic, regulatory and technological transformation.
Since May 2026, a permanent executive office has sustained ARTI’s work, delivered the roadmap and led projects under the authority of its elected bodies. ARTI now combines associative governance, professional expertise and operational capacity.
Our vision
Private radio and television contribute to informing citizens, cultural diversity, proximity, creation and media and digital sovereignty.
Vision & missions
Advance operators’ collective voice with public authorities, regulators and partners.
Produce memoranda, briefs and evidence on economic, regulatory, fiscal and editorial issues.
Design platforms, services, research and technical systems members could not deploy alone.
Provide expertise, intelligence, training and visibility while upholding professional standards.
Our journey
Two years after private operators entered the audiovisual landscape, they formed a shared professional body.
The sector mobilizes around the growing importance of digital services and platforms.
A new board, updated statutes and internal rules, three standing committees and a consolidated action plan.
A permanent executive office is established on 4 May to sustain action and lead projects.
2023–2026 progress
Updated statutes and operating rules, a renewed board, three standing committees and a shared action plan.
A permanent executive office now sustains ARTI’s work, prepares collective files and leads shared initiatives.
Audience, distribution, information trust, digital transformation and skills are organized into trackable workstreams.
ARTI develops sustained dialogue with institutions, professional stakeholders and international partners.
Our governance
Coordinate institutional dialogue and prepare ARTI’s collective positions.
Chaired by Chada FM
Structure cooperation and opportunities for shared work among members.
Chaired by Hit Radio
Explore innovation, coordinate communication and assess partnerships.
Chaired by Luxe Radio
