Washington Wizards first NBA team to launch Arabic social media platforms

Yalla Wizards: Washington becomes the first-ever NBA team to launch social media channels dedicated specifically to an Arabic-speaking audience

The Wizards’ Arabic social media accounts will provide comprehensive coverage of the franchise throughout the season, which will include game analysis, media availabilities, news, behind-the-scenes access and exclusive fan content.

According to the team’s official announcement, the new platforms will provide an outlet for Arab-Americans and Arabic-speaking NBA fans living in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia .

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