List of television stations in Central Asia

This is a list of television stations in Central Asia.

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Kazakhstan

Kazakh Television & Radio Corporation

Private/Other:

Kyrgyzstan

Public Broadcasting Corporation of Kyrgyz Republic - KTRK

  • KTRK
  • Balastan (Children Channel)[1]
  • Madaniyat (Cultural Channel)[2]
  • Muzyka (Music & Entertainment Channel)[2]
  • KTRK Sport (Sport Channel)[2]

Private/Other:

  • ElTR TV
  • Osh TV (Osh city's TV Channel)
  • Yntymak TV (Website)
  • Sanat TV
  • Sentiabr TV
  • NewTV

Tajikistan

TV Tajikistan

  • 1TV First Channel (now Tajikistan)
  • TV Safina
  • Jahonnamo (National and International News Channel, in the Tajik language. Sometimes the channel also broadcasts news in English and Russian)
  • Bakhoriston (Children/Youth Channel)
  • TV Varzish (Sport Channel, first HD channel in Tajikistan)
  • TV Sinamo

Turkmenistan

  • Altyn Asyr
  • Miras
  • [Ýaşlyk (Youth channel)
  • Turkmenistan (International channel broadcast in seven languages: Turkmen, Russian, English, French, Chinese, Arabic and Persian)
  • Türkmen Owazy (Music channel)
  • Aşgabat (Focusing on the capital of Turkmenistan)
  • Turkmenistan Sport (Sports channel)

Uzbekistan

MTRK - National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan

  • O'zbekiston
  • Uzbekistan (Satellite Channel)
  • Yoshlar (Youth Channel)
  • Toshkent (Tashkent Focused Channel)
  • Sport
  • Bolajon (Children Channel)
  • UzHD
  • Ma'daniyat Va Ma'rifat (Cultural Channel)
  • Navo (Music Channel)
  • O'zbekiston24 (News Channel)
  • Oilaviy (Family Channel)
  • Kinoteatr (Movies Channel)
  • Dunyo Bo'ylab

Regional television stations of NTRC Uzbekistan:

  • Andijon
  • Buxoro
  • Jizzax
  • Qoraqalpogiston
  • Qashqadaryo
  • Navoiy
  • Namangan
  • Samarqand
  • Sirdaryo
  • Surxondaryo
  • Fargona
  • Xorazm

Private/Other:

  • UzReport TV (Website)
  • Futbol TV
  • MY5 (Mening Yurtim)
  • Fazo TV
  • Istiqlol TV
  • Ishonch TV
  • Jizzax TV (Website)
  • Marg'ilon TV
  • Muloqot TV (Website)
  • Nasaf TV (Website)
  • Ruxsor TV (Website)
  • Samarqand STV (Website)
  • Taraqqiyot TV (Website)
  • TTV To'rtko'l
  • Vodiy Sadosi YOTRK (Website)
  • Zo'rTV
  • Caravan TV
  • Milliy TV

See also

References

  1. ↑ "KTRK has opened a new children's channel "Balastan"". InterNews Kyrgyzstan.
  2. 1 2 3 Israilova, Dina. "KTRK Info". Retrieved 23 December 2014.
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