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and aims primarily at the development of the youth of the country. The channel broadcasts from 07:00 to 01:00 (on average) and transmits all editions of Watan Habarlary along with Altyn Asyr and

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. Programming includes educational content, entertainment, animated films and the game show 1/10 - Ondan Bir.''Türkmenistan Watan'', 21-27 January 2023 The channel also has a protocol with

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History

Before 2001, the channel was known as TMT2. By 1999, the channel was already available on satellite on the Gorizont-32 satellite alongside its sister channels, TMT1 and TMT3. In May 2012, Begenç Abaýew was appointed director of the channel.

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{{Authority control Television stations in Turkmenistan Television channels and stations established in 2001