The most-watched Moroccan series in the first half of Ramadan

Moroccan television continues to enjoy a large audience, especially during Ramadan, when dramas and comedies compete to attract viewers.

Statistics from Maroc Metri reveal that Moroccan viewers spend approximately five hours a day in front of the screen, with some series achieving record viewership rates. In this report, we review the list of the most-watched shows that dominated the television scene over the past week.

"Mabrouk Alaina" tops the charts with 10 million views The comedy sitcom "Mabrouk Alaina," airing on Channel 2, has achieved great success, topping the list of most-watched programs with 10 million and 183 thousand viewers. This success is due to its lighthearted comedic style, which appeals to Moroccan families, especially during Ramadan.

"Ana W Yak" is the most watched show on Channel One. The series "Ana Wi Yak," airing on Channel One, has garnered a massive following of 9,765,000 viewers, making it the channel's most-watched program. The series features a poignant social story that touches on the realities of many Moroccan families.

"Shared Blood" is a huge success The series "Shared Blood" came in second place on Channel 2 with 9.577 million views, confirming the importance of dramas that address family issues and complex human relationships within the Moroccan public's interests.

"Old Wound" and "That's My Life" in the competition On Channel One, the series “Old Wound” achieved 6 million and 489 thousand views, while the dubbed series “Hadeek Hayati,” which airs on Channel Two, managed to attract 8 million and 918 thousand viewers, reflecting the continued popularity of dubbed drama in Morocco.

These figures confirm that Moroccan series, both comedies and dramas, continue to capture the public's attention, as Moroccan viewers prefer to watch local productions that reflect their social and cultural environment.