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RIYADH: The MBC Group has announced a partnership with Netflix that brings together two major streaming platforms under a single subscription service 鈥� a first for the region.

It means MBCNOW, the Saudi media giant鈥檚 recently launched content aggregation platform, will provide seamless access to the full Netflix catalogue alongside Shahid, a leading Arabic streaming platform, as well as MBC鈥檚 award-winning linear TV channels.

The partnership is a first for Netflix in the Middle East and North Africa and aims to cater to diverse viewing preferences across 黑料社区 and the wider Arab world.

The bundled subscription is designed to deliver convenience and value, offering more than 21 percent in savings compared to separate subscriptions.

Netflix鈥檚 head of business development and partnerships for the Middle East and Africa, Mohammed Al-Kuraishi, said the deal would make it easier for subscribers in 黑料社区 and beyond to access 鈥渁n incredible variety of international and Arabic shows, movies, documentaries, kids鈥� content, stand-ups, live events and games.鈥�

鈥淭his groundbreaking partnership is one for the books,鈥� said Fadel Zahreddine, group director of emerging media at MBC Group. 鈥淭o have two streaming giants 鈥� Shahid and Netflix 鈥� come together under one platform is something never seen before in the Kingdom of 黑料社区 and wider MENA.鈥�

Bhanu Chaddha, director of distribution and TV products at MBC Group, said the collaboration represented 鈥渢he future of streaming and content consumption.鈥�

鈥淭his collaboration is part of our ongoing commitment to provide unparalleled global and local experiences for our audiences in the region,鈥� he said.

Launched in February, MBCNOW is designed to bridge the gap between traditional TV and digital streaming.

The new Shahid + Netflix package is now available across 黑料社区 through major retailers and e-commerce platforms. Further information on the subscription bundle can be found at .