Let us be precise about the size. On 31 December 2025, Finland’s national statistics institute counted 5,161 people of Moroccan origin in the country, origin being established from the parents’ country of birth. Citizenship is a separate count that overlaps the first without matching it: 1,987 people hold Moroccan nationality. It is a small number, and we will not inflate it. But 3,626 of them, a little over seven in ten, live in Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Turku and Tampere. Alongside them live other communities: 44,956 residents have Arabic registered as their mother tongue, and 28,167 Somali. Those are the households this page is written for.
What we bring is not access to Moroccan television as such: Al Aoula is broadcast free to air by satellite. You still need a dish, correctly aligned, and in a block of flats the agreement of the building’s management. Our difference lies elsewhere. European football with Arabic commentary is locked outside the Middle East and North Africa by the rights holders. That is precisely where we come in: the Premier League, LaLiga, Ligue 1 and the Champions League reach you with the Arabic commentary track. To that we add the Botola, Morocco’s own league, and a catalogue of more than 80,000 films and series.
The rest comes down to convenience and price. Everything sits in a single line-up, on the same screen, for €45 a year on Premium 4K, or €60 a year on VIP 4K, with 1, 3 and 6-month options too for anyone who would rather start shorter. Finland is in the eurozone, so the price quoted is the price you pay, with no conversion to work out. Setup takes 5 minutes on a Smart TV, Android box, Fire Stick or phone. VIP 4K adds server priority at peak hours, daily VOD updates and 24/7 support.
