Warner Bros. Discovery and Fujairah Holding have announced their partnership to bring "Arabian Shores," an exciting new series, to audiences worldwide. 

 

This captivating show is set to premiere on Discovery and Fatafeat. The series showcases the beauty, culture, and unique highlights of Fujairah, offering a fresh perspective on the region beyond its culinary roots.

 

"Arabian Shores" takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the coastal wonders of Fujairah, exploring its stunning landscapes, historical landmarks, and vibrant local traditions, said a statement.

 

Hosted by renowned food blogger Firas Kazma, the show goes beyond food to delve into the rich tapestry of life in Fujairah, emphasizing environmental consciousness and the importance of preserving natural resources.

 

Layla Tamim, Director of AD Sales at Warner Bros. Discovery MENA, said: "We are thrilled to partner with Fujairah Holding to bring 'Arabian Shores' to our audiences. This series is not just a celebration of Fujairah's unique charm but also a testament to the power of storytelling in highlighting the cultural and natural treasures of the region."

 

Mohamad Jihad Abdel Ghani, Chief Executive Officer at Fujairah Holding, said: "Our partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery for 'Arabian Shores' underscores Fujairah Holding's commitment to showcasing the emirate's unparalleled heritage and natural beauty. This series offers viewers an authentic glimpse into Fujairah’s hidden gems and vibrant communities."

 

Against the breathtaking backdrop of the Fujairah Mountains and the Arabian Sea, "Arabian Shores" invites viewers to uncover the emirate's most cherished locations, from ancient fishing traditions to modern adventures. The show highlights notable sites such as Dibba Bay Oyster, a fish farm called Omega and Fujairah Research Centre, offering an immersive experience that captures the soul of Fujairah.

 

"Arabian Shores," will air early 2025 on Discovery. The premiere date will be announced closer to the date, said the statement. – TradeArabia News Service