VOFS - Voice of Friendship and Solidarity

The Voice of Friendship and Solidarity, Libya's once-primary overseas radio station, reimagined as an online streaming service with original catalogue!

In 1975, Gaddafi entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Malta to establish a brand new international radio station. The objective was clear: to propagate Gaddafi's personal ideologies and Libya's political, social, and economic accomplishments worldwide.​

The Radio Voice of Friendship and Solidarity (VOFS) emerged as the flagship project of the Overseas Broadcasting Department of the Libyan Jamahiriya.

By the early 1980s, Funk and Disco music had reached its zenith, a phenomenon not overlooked by VOFS. Between 1980 and 1985, VOFS produced and distributed seven music albums featuring a diverse array of Maltese artists, including notable names like Bayzo and Mary Rose Mallia. Renowned Maltese composers like Raymond Agius, known for composing many of Malta's Eurovision entries, contributed to these albums.