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			[[File:Eurovision-Malta-logo-darkBG.jpg\|thumbnail\|300px\|right\|Official Malta Eurovision Song Contest logo]]
	The '''Malta Eurovision Song Contest''' is the name given to the national selection process for Malta's entry to the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011, produced by PBS, the national broadcasting corporation.		The '''Malta Eurovision Song Contest''' is the name given to the national selection process for Malta's entry to the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011, produced by PBS, the national broadcasting corporation.

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History: Malta EuroSong

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	The Malta Eurovision Song Contest traces its history back to the [[Malta Song Festival]], [[Malta Song Festival (D'Anastas 2013)\|which was established in 1960]].		The Malta Eurovision Song Contest traces its history back to the [[Malta Song Festival]], [[Malta Song Festival (D'Anastas 2013)\|which was established in 1960]].

	The local contest for the selection of Malta's entry for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] has been run under different names over the years. These include [[Malta Song for Europe]] or Festival Kanzunetta Maltija Għall-Ewropa (1991 - 1997), which was run by the Culture Department under the various ministries or parliamentary secretariats of culture between 1991 and 2008. The Malta Council for Culture & the Arts, which ran it between 2001 (?) and 2010 called it Malta EuroSong between 2009 and 2010, but this became the Malta Eurovision Song Contest, once it was take over completely by [[PBS]], which is the [[EBU]] member organisation that qualifies Malta for participation in the Eurovision Song Contest.		The local contest for the selection of Malta's entry for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] has been run under different names over the years. These include [[Malta Song for Europe]] or Festival Kanzunetta Maltija Għall-Ewropa (1991 - 1997), which was run by the Culture Department under the various ministries or parliamentary secretariats of culture between 1991 and 2008.

	The most recent name change marked a departure from preceding years, ushering in a new set of rules for the selection process, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and composers to participate in the contest.

			=== Malta EuroSong ===
			The Malta Council for Culture & the Arts, which ran it between 2001 (?) and 2010 called it Malta EuroSong between 2009 and 2010, but this became the Malta Eurovision Song Contest, once it was take over completely by [[PBS]], which is the [[EBU]] member organisation that qualifies Malta for participation in the Eurovision Song Contest.

			=== Recent development ===
			The most recent name change marked a departure from preceding years, ushering in a new set of rules for the selection process, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and composers to participate in the contest.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	* [[Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest]]		* [[Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest]]
	* [[Eurovision Song Contest]]		* [[Eurovision Song Contest]]
	* [[Malta Eurosong]]
	* [[Malta Song for Europe]]		* [[Malta Song for Europe]]
	* [[Malta Song Contest]]		* [[Malta Song Contest]]

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	[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]		[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]
	[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]		[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]
			[[Category:A-Z of Broadcasting in Malta]]

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Tonisant: History

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History

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	The '''Malta Eurovision Song Contest''' is the name given to the national selection process for Malta's entry to the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011, produced by PBS, the national broadcasting corporation.		The '''Malta Eurovision Song Contest''' is the name given to the national selection process for Malta's entry to the Eurovision Song Contest since 2011, produced by PBS, the national broadcasting corporation.

	The name change marked a departure from preceding years, ushering in a new set of rules for the selection process, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and composers to participate in the contest.		== History ==
			The Malta Eurovision Song Contest traces its history back to the [[Malta Song Festival]], [[Malta Song Festival (D'Anastas 2013)\|which was established in 1960]].

			The local contest for the selection of Malta's entry for the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] has been run under different names over the years. These include [[Malta Song for Europe]] or Festival Kanzunetta Maltija Għall-Ewropa (1991 - 1997), which was run by the Culture Department under the various ministries or parliamentary secretariats of culture between 1991 and 2008. The Malta Council for Culture & the Arts, which ran it between 2001 (?) and 2010 called it Malta EuroSong between 2009 and 2010, but this became the Malta Eurovision Song Contest, once it was take over completely by [[PBS]], which is the [[EBU]] member organisation that qualifies Malta for participation in the Eurovision Song Contest.

			The most recent name change marked a departure from preceding years, ushering in a new set of rules for the selection process, including allowing non-Maltese lyricists and composers to participate in the contest.



	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]		[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]

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	* [[Malta Song Contest]]		* [[Malta Song Contest]]
	* [[Malta Junior Eurovision Song Contest]]		* [[Malta Junior Eurovision Song Contest]]
			* [[Song Contests in Malta]]

	{{Malta_Song_Festival}}		{{Malta_Song_Festival}}

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest]]		* [[Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest]]
			* [[Eurovision Song Contest]]
			* [[Malta Eurosong]]
			* [[Malta Song for Europe]]
			* [[Malta Song Contest]]
			* [[Malta Junior Eurovision Song Contest]]

	{{Malta_Song_Festival}}		{{Malta_Song_Festival}}