Inter Medya Brings the First Turkish Drama to Malta with ‘Scorpion’

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Inter Medya has licensed Turkish drama Scorpion to Malta, marking a historic milestone as the first Turkish series ever licensed in the country.

Despite being the first Turkish production ever to air in Malta, Scorpion has achieved remarkable success in the country, quickly becoming one of the most-watched programs on Maltese television and delivering successful ratings results. The series’ strong performance highlights the still-growing international demand for Turkish dramas and their ability to connect with diverse audiences around the world.

With this achievement, Inter Medya continues to break new ground for the Turkish drama industry, further strengthening its contribution to the international expansion of Turkish content. The company noted that this agreement marks the first of many licensing deals expected to follow in Malta.

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