The EBU, the European Broadcasting Union, have confirmed Tbilisi as the host city of the 2025 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, following several weeks of rumours.

The Contest will be held on Saturday 13th December – with the Contest remaining in a Saturday primetime position following the trial last year. This will be the second time Georgia have hosted the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Further details, including the official venue, theme, and full participant lineup, will be announced in the coming months.

Martin Green CBE, the Director of the Eurovision Song Contest, had the following to say:

“We can’t wait to return to Georgia, a nation that’s profoundly passionate about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.  GPB’s proven ability to deliver outstanding shows gives us every confidence that this will be an exceptional edition that creates cherished memories for young participants and audiences worldwide.”

Tinatin Berdzenishvili, GPB’s Director General, had the following to say:

“Hosting Junior Eurovision again in Tbilisi is a great honour for Georgia. It’s a huge responsibility and we’re aiming to deliver an even bigger and more entertaining show than ever before. We look forward to welcoming young talents and fans from around the world to share our rich culture, heritage, and celebrated hospitality.”

Natia Mshvenieradze, Georgia’s Head of Delegation, had the following to say:

“The 2017 edition was an unforgettable journey. Eight years on, and we aim to surpass that success by creating an even more spectacular event that will resonate for years to come.”

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: EBU & YouTube