US EditionAWSN to launch 24-hour women's sports channel in Saudi Arabia
The channel will broadcast weekly Saudi Women's Premier League matches and international women's sports, promoting global recognition as part of Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
- All Women's Sports Network launched a dedicated women's sports channel, SSC AWSN, in Saudi Arabia on September 12, 2025, in partnership with the Saudi Arabian Football Federation and Saudi Sports Company.
- The channel, SSC AWSN, will feature the Saudi Women's Premier League and international women's competitions, available via the MBC Shahid streaming platform.
- Princess Reema Bandar Al Saud emphasized that the initiative aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to support the growth of women's sports and attract foreign investment.
- AWSN co-founder Whoopi Goldberg stated that the channel aims to provide Saudi female athletes with a global platform, highlighting their achievements and showcasing international sports events.
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AWSN to launch 24-hour women’s sports channel in Saudi Arabia
All Women's Sports Network (AWSN) will launch a dedicated women's sports channel in Saudi Arabia on Friday in partnership with the country's football federation and national broadcaster Saudi Sports Company. Co-founded by Oscar-winning actor and comedian Whoopi Goldberg, AWSN was launched late last year as the first global media channel dedicated exclusively to showcasing women's sports. The 24-hour "SSC AWSN" channel will be available in the ki…
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All Women's Sports Network (AWSN) will launch a dedicated women's sports channel in Saudi Arabia on Friday in partnership with the country's football federation and national broadcaster Saudi Sports Company.
AWSN to launch 24-hour women's sports channel in Saudi Arabia
LOS ANGELES - All Women's Sports Network (AWSN) will launch a dedicated women's sports channel in Saudi Arabia on Friday in partnership with the country's football federation and national broadcaster Saudi Sports Company. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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