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Alaraby Television Network Earns Five GEMA Award Nominations
Alaraby Television Network received five nominations in four categories at the 2026 GEMA Awards, covering promotional, identity, title-design and digital work.
Alaraby Television Network received five nominations in four categories at the 2026 GEMA Awards, covering promotional, identity, title-design and digital work.
Alaraby Television Network has earned five nominations across four creative categories at the 2026 GEMA Awards, recognising the breadth of its creative work and visual identity across television and digital platforms, and strengthening its presence on the international media scene.
The nominations include News Promotion for Alaraby TV’s The Clearer Picture promo; Visual Identity for the relaunch of Alaraby 2; two nominations in Programme Title Design for Eshroun and Difaf; and Digital Content for the over a Scroll campaign.
Nibras Hameed, director of Creative Production and Operations at Alaraby Television Network, stated: “These five nominations recognised the creativity and talent of our teams across different disciplines and reflect Alaraby’s growing presence on the international media stage. We are proud to have our work recognised alongside leading global media organisations and brands. This recognition reinforces our commitment to delivering distinctive, world-class visual storytelling across television and digital platforms.”
The GEMA Awards recognise excellence in entertainment marketing, among them media promotion, visual identity, design, marketing, and content creation across television and digital platforms. Organised by the Global Entertainment Marketing Academy (GEMA), the awards attract entries from leading television networks, studios, streaming platforms, and creative agencies worldwide.
The nominated entries is set to be evaluated by a panel of leading international professionals and creative executives from the media and entertainment industry. Winners of the 2026 GEMA Awards is set to be disclosed at a ceremony in Los Angeles on December 10.
Alaraby Television Network 2026 GEMA Awards visual identity
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