Finals of Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013 to take place in Kyiv on November 30
The organizers of the International Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013 on Tuesday confirmed date and place of holding the finals of the contest: in Kyiv on November 30, the press service of the First National TV Channel has reported.
Moreover, on March 11-12, the National Television Company of Ukraine will host the representatives of the European Broadcasting Union that will arrive to check the level of readiness for the contest.
As reported, Anastasia Petryk, with her song "Nebo" ("Sky"), won the 2012 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which was held in Amsterdam on December 1.
According to the press service of the First National Channel, the supervisory board of the contest decided to choose Ukraine to host the contest. The representatives of the European Broadcasting Union highly estimate organization of the Eurovision in Ukraine and are sure the contest will be successfully held in 2013.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Ukraine to participate in Eurovision 2024 in Sweden – Suspilne
16:35, 28.08.2023
President’s Office refutes info on addressing Eurovision Song Contest organisers for Zelenskyy's online speech
10:56, 12.05.2023
Organizers of Eurovision 2023 refuse Zelenskyy to address audience at contest final – media
10:24, 12.05.2023
Bookmakers predict third place for Ukraine at Eurovision 2023
19:36, 09.05.2023
European Broadcasting Union confirms decision to move Eurovision 2023 to another country due to war
19:21, 23.06.2022
LATEST
Kherson region to receive modern ambulance vehicles from German partners – regional administration
16:45, 27.04.2024
Pentagon Chief about Patriots for Ukraine: We continue to work on this in a very earnest manner
16:39, 27.04.2024
President, First Lady visit school, Mariupol IDPs' enterprise in Slavutych
16:21, 27.04.2024
Court rules to detain Brovary district official Maibozhenko without right to bail – PGO
16:14, 27.04.2024
Australia announces $100 mln assistance package for Ukraine – Defense Minister Marles