World Television Awards
With the aim of recognising the crucial role played by media in promoting the awareness of the audience on major issues such as cultural diversity, religious understanding, tolerance and peace, the World TV Award was initiated in 2004 under the Category Humanity. “Religious Understanding” and “Conflict Resolution” were the initial topics. In 2013, these were replaced by “Natural Disaster” and “Children’s Rights”. The major sponsor for this category is the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU). In 2011, AIBD launched the World TV Award, Category Science & Environment in collaboration with United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). In 2017, a new topic for the Humanity category was announced: “Combating Poverty”. The World TV Awards are open to broadcasters worldwide from public, private sector and freelance producers.
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World TV Awards – Extended Deadline
Due to the unprecedented times and the challenges content creators are facing with the entry submission , we have decided to extend the deadline of
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Winners of World Television Awards 2019
Winners of the World Television Awards (WTA) was announced in the Awards ceremony in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The event took place right before the closing
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Who will be the next World TV Award Winners?
The jurors are gathered in Kuala Lumpur for the 2-day judging session for the World TV Awards 2019. As last year, this year’s judging panel
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World TV Awards – Shortlist 2019
The finalist for World TV Awards 2019 has been selected. The entries come from 15 countries and winner from each category will receive a cash
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Winners of World TV Awards Announced at AMS
Winners of World TV Awards Announced at AMS Journey on Foot “Homewards”, a TV documentary on the life of an immigrant worker who struggles to realise
