In 2025, France Médias Monde achieved new all-time highs across its digital platforms, recording nearly 5 billion video views and launches (+27% vs. 2024) and 480 million visits across its websites and mobile applications. As a result, 94 million people (up from 75 million in 2024) were in weekly contact with the Group’s media outlets via digital platforms.
On social media, France Médias Monde’s channels now bring together more than 127 million followers (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, and X), with robust growth on Instagram (+110%) and a sharp rise on TikTok, where the community has quadrupled in one year.
In an unstable international context marked by the growing spread of manipulated information, these results reflect audiences’ trust in the professional and independent journalism produced by RFI, France 24, Monte Carlo Doualiya, as well as by the Group’s ‘pure-player’ digital outlets InfoMigrants, ENTR, and ZOA.
Video in high demand
France 24 recorded last year 2.6 billion video launches (+12%), confirming its position as the leading French media outlet on YouTube, with nearly 110 million monthly views and a community of over 18 million subscribers across four languages (English, French, Arabic, and Spanish).
RFI established a new video record with more than 1.8 billion views (+66%), including over 500 million views in African languages (a threefold increase in one year).
MCD recorded more than 253 million video views.
Pure-player digital outlets find their audiences
France Médias Monde’s three 100% digital offerings generated more than 330 million video launches in 2025: ENTR, developed with Deutsche Welle; InfoMigrants, developed with Deutsche Welle and ANSA; and ZOA, the digital media outlet launched last October by young Africans for young Africans, which gathered over 22 million views in just three months and has already built a community of 400,000 followers across its distribution platforms.
These performances confirm the success of France Médias Monde’s global digital strategy. Based on a reasoned hyper-distribution approach, the Group’s digital framework aims to develop offerings tailored to all uses and platforms, as well as the strong global appetite for French international media outlets.
