Lebanon's Future TV, the media outlet associated with former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, has officially relaunched after a five-year hiatus. The channel, founded in 1993, was inactive since October 2019 due to financial challenges faced by the Future Movement, led by Saad Hariri
Hussein Al Wajih, a media advisor to Saad Hariri, announced the return of the channel and its various platforms, stating that the goal is to contribute to the ongoing national discourse amidst significant events in Lebanon. The network aims to reaffirm its role as a national institution in Lebanese media
The closure of Future TV was a significant moment for many Lebanese viewers who had remained loyal to the channel for over 25 years. The news of its relaunch has been met with a generally positive reception on social media, with many expressing support for the network's return
Future TV's relaunch marks a significant moment in Lebanese media, especially given its historical connection to Rafik Hariri and the political landscape in Lebanon. The channel was a major source of news and entertainment until its suspension in 2019 due to financial issues. Its return comes at a time when many Lebanese are eager for diverse media voices amid ongoing national challenges
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The announcement by Hussein Al Wajih emphasized the hope that Future TV would contribute to the national conversation and reflect the aspirations of its loyal audience. Many social media users have expressed excitement and support for the channel's revival, indicating a desire for its return to the media scene
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