The Shoura Council on Monday called on the Saudi Broadcasting Authority to carry out study about the launch of television channels or media platforms in the languages of the prominent expatriate communities residing in the Kingdom or to allocate them broadcast hours through the authority’s specialized channels and programs. The Shoura session, chaired by its Vice President Dr. Mishaal Salmi, noted that this move is aimed at enhancing the knowledge of these expatriate communities about Saudi culture, as well as to improve the positive image of the Kingdom and its international positions on key issues. The council made the move while approving the annual report of the authority, read out by Ata Al-Subaiti, head of the council’s media committee.