IPTV subscription in Italy — 4K without buffering

The Moroccan community is one of the oldest and largest in Italy: nearly 400,000 people, two thirds of them in the north, across Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna and Piedmont. Digital terrestrial TV, for its part, carries almost no Arabic-language channels, and putting up a satellite dish often depends on the building’s rules. Chouf Digital fills that gap: Moroccan and Arabic channels, the big Italian channels and over 80,000 films and series in 4K UHD, on Smart TV, Android box or smartphone.

From Milan to Turin, Brescia to Bergamo, Bologna to Modena, many households live between two languages. With more than 110,000 Moroccan pupils in Italian schools, the children grew up on television from here while their parents look for the news and the shows from home. Both worlds fit into the same channel list — football included: Serie A, the big European nights and the Atlas Lions’ matches, with commentary in Arabic or French.

On the budget side, television in Italy is already paid for twice: the licence fee charged month by month on the electricity bill, then the pay packages you often have to stack to follow a full football season — without settling the question of Arabic-language channels. Chouf Digital starts at €45 a year, with no commitment, no dish and no decoder. You try it free for 24 hours, then activation takes 5 minutes on WhatsApp, where we tell you which payment methods are available for Italy.