Brief introduction of Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera is an international media based in Arabia and facing the world. It is called "CNN of Arabia" or "CNN of the Gulf" and its headquarters is located in Doha, Qatar.

Al Jazeera (Arabic:, meaning "Peninsula", especially the Arabian Peninsula; ), established in 1996, broadcasts global information 24 hours a day.

Al Jazeera insists on a unique perspective different from that of western media in its reporting, and has gradually become an influential TV media in the Arab world and even the whole world.

Al Jazeera, located in the Arab world, has a unique and diverse perspective in news reporting. It introduces various forms of programs such as telephone interviews and TV debates into its programs. After the "911 incident", it was the first to broadcast the video statements of bin Laden and other Al-Qaida leaders for many times, which attracted worldwide attention.

In addition to news channels, Al Jazeera also has sports channels, life channels and children's channels, as well as English channels, international channels and Urdu channels, among which Urdu channels are mainly Urdu documentaries, mainly aimed at South Asia, and are under construction. In addition, a music channel and an international newspaper may be under construction.

In addition to TV channels, Al Jazeera also has an English-Arabic bilingual website. The journalists working here are all from various Arab countries. The TV station has more than 6 journalists and more than 2 technicians. There are 27 news stations around the world.