Post by Admin - Anthony Granger on Dec 18, 2013 13:11:54 GMT
Malta have been confirmed as the host country for Junior Eurovision 2014. It's the first time that Malta will have ever hosted a Eurovision contest.
Anton Attard the CEO of PBS said in response to the news this afternoon that:
We’re proud of our local girl, Gaia Cauchi winning Junior Eurovision in Kyiv in December and want to continue to showcase our talents here.
Vladislav Yakovlev, Junior Eurovision Executive Supervisor went on to say that:
We’re really happy that Malta has signed the paperwork so quickly to host in 2014, and it now means that we can move with full steam ahead to next year’s competition! I have been very impressed by PBS’ enthusiasm for the contest, and look forward to working with them as the host broadcaster. It’s a bit of a cliché, but, the hard work starts now!
The venue and dates for the contest have not been announced. More details here.
What do you think of the decision?
Anton Attard the CEO of PBS said in response to the news this afternoon that:
We’re proud of our local girl, Gaia Cauchi winning Junior Eurovision in Kyiv in December and want to continue to showcase our talents here.
Vladislav Yakovlev, Junior Eurovision Executive Supervisor went on to say that:
We’re really happy that Malta has signed the paperwork so quickly to host in 2014, and it now means that we can move with full steam ahead to next year’s competition! I have been very impressed by PBS’ enthusiasm for the contest, and look forward to working with them as the host broadcaster. It’s a bit of a cliché, but, the hard work starts now!
The venue and dates for the contest have not been announced. More details here.
What do you think of the decision?
