AAriana Television Network (ATN) has secured the broadcasting rights to the 6th Islamic Solidarity Games Riyadh 2025, bringing one of the largest multi-sport events in the Islamic world to viewers across Afghanistan.
Hosted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the Games will bring together thousands of athletes representing 57 member countries of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to compete across a wide range of sporting disciplines.
A celebration of sport and unity

The Islamic Solidarity Games are held every four years and showcase the talents of athletes from across the Islamic world while promoting friendship, respect, and cooperation through sport.
The sixth edition will feature competitions in more than 20 sports, providing fans with two weeks of world-class action as athletes compete for medals on one of the region’s biggest sporting stages.








Afghan athletes on the international stage
Afghanistan is expected to be represented by athletes competing in several disciplines, giving fans the opportunity to follow and support the national team throughout the Games.
The event also offers Afghan athletes valuable international experience as they compete against some of the best competitors from across the Islamic world.
Coverage on ATN
ATN will provide comprehensive coverage of the Riyadh 2025 Islamic Solidarity Games, continuing its commitment to bringing major international sporting events to audiences across Afghanistan.
The addition of the Islamic Solidarity Games further strengthens ATN’s growing portfolio of international sports rights, alongside the FIFA World Cup, AFC competitions, the IPL, and many other leading sporting events.
Fans are encouraged to follow Ariana Television Network and Ariana News for competition schedules, broadcast times, and the latest updates throughout the Games.



Tournament Details
- Event: 6th Islamic Solidarity Games Riyadh 2025
- Host City: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Dates: 7–21 November 2025
- Participating Nations: 57 member countries
- Sports: More than 20 sports
- Organizer: Islamic Solidarity Sports Association (ISSA)



