«Radio France Internationale» (RFI) is a French public international radio broadcaster, known for its news, current affairs, and cultural programming. It broadcasts in French, English, Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, and several African languages.
RFI was founded in 1975 as a successor to the French government's international radio service, Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française (RTF). Its goal is to provide listeners around the world with accurate and impartial information about France and the world.
RFI's programming includes news, documentaries, talk shows, music, and cultural programming. The station is known for its coverage of major events, such as elections, wars, and natural disasters. It also has a strong commitment to reporting on African affairs.
RFI is a major player in the international radio market. It reaches an estimated audience of 150 million listeners in over 150 countries. The station is also available online and on mobile devices.
RFI's mission is to promote French culture and language around the world. The station plays an important role in promoting understanding and dialogue between France and other countries.
RFI's programming is diverse and engaging. The station is a valuable resource for listeners who want to stay informed about current events and discover new cultures.