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Central-Asian Song Contest
The Central-Asian Song Contest is an online music competition based in and around Central Asia. Its goal is to bring countries and people together by showcasing their music in the best way possible. The contest features a list of mostly Asian, but also a few European and African nations participating.

History
The Central-Asian Song Contest launched on November 16th, 2020. It is mostly based on the Eurovision Song Contest as an ideal, though it distinguishes itself from the Contest with several rule alterations and a more diverse span of participating countries. The contest is being organised and supervised by the Central-Asian Broadcasting Union (CABU), which names Samu as their Executive Supervisor.

Editions
So far, there has been a total of 16 Editions of the Central-Asian Song Contest, taking place across 10 different countries. Below, you can find a quick overview of all Editions.

Countries
A total of 55 countries have participated in the Central-Asian Song Contest. With only 15 countries participating in its first edition, the contest kept expanding over time.

Regular & Guest Countries
There are two types of participating countries.


 * The Regular Countries are permanent participants and are allowed to participate in each edition of the contest.


 * The Guest Countres are non-permanent participants and can only participate if they are invited by the Central-Asian Broadcasting Union. These countries rarely participate for more than one edition in a row.

List of Countries
Attached below, you can find a list of all countries that participated in the contest's history.

Main Article: Countries in the Central-Asian Song Contest

List of Languages
Attached below, you can find a list of all languages that participated in the contest's history.

Main Article: Languages in the Central-Asian Song Contest