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The Central-Asian Song Contest is a song competition between several countries, mostly located in Central Asia.

History
The story of the Central-Asian Song Contest began on the 16th November 2020, when the Central-Asian Broadcasting Union (CABU) formed in Bishkek and talked about future events. With the Eurovision Song Contest as model, the CASC got formed.

Editions
Here is an overview of all Editions of the Central-Asian Song Contest and their winners

Countries
22 countries have participated in the Central-Asian Song Contest's whole history. With only 15 countries participating in its first edition, the contest grew and grew instantly.

There are two types of participating countries:
 * The Regular Countries > Countries which participate in every Edition.
 * The Guest Countries > Countries which get invited as guests, they don't participate in every Edition.

Here is a list of all countries which ever participated, with an overview of their songs and scores:

Afghanistan
Afghanistan joined the Central-Asian Song Contest in its first edition. Since then, Afghanistan participated as a regular country.

Armenia
Armenia is a regular country since the first edition of the Central-Asian Song Contest and participated from then onwards.

Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan is participating since the first edition of the Central-Asian Song Contest and is stated as a regular country.

Bhutan
Bhutan joined the third Edition of the Central-Asian Song Contest. Due to its status as a guest country, the country withdraws from the fourth Edition of CASC. A further participation is planned.

China
China is a regular country' and participated in the Central-Asian Song Contest since its first Edition.