UBI World TV - Channel History

Channel History

UBI World TV offered programming that catered to several of the following ethnicities:

  • English (Qatar, United Kingdom, France, USA, Canada)
  • Arabic (Egypt, Bahrain, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria and UAE)
  • Balkan (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Serbia)
  • Greek (Greece)
  • Persian (Iran and USA)
  • Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil)
  • Spanish (Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Paraguay and Cuba)
  • Tagalog (Philippines)
  • Turkish (Turkey)
  • Community & Free-To-Air Channels (Australia, Greece, Italy, Egypt and Serbia)

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