| Own Asiavision Song Contest 23 | ||||
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| Dates | ||||
| Semi-finals date | April 2020 | |||
| Final date | April 2020 | |||
| Host | ||||
| Broadcaster | National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan | |||
| Participants | ||||
| Entries | 45 | |||
| Debuting |  Tuvalu
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| Returning |  Bhutan  Myanmar  North Korea  Papua New Guinea  Sri Lanka  Tajikistan
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| Withdrawing |  East Timor  French Polynesia  Iraq  Pakistan  Solomon Islands  Vanuatu
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| Voting | ||||
| System | Each country awardes 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs | |||
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Own Asiavision Song Contest 23, often referred to as OASC #23, is the 23rd edition of Own Asiavision Song Contest. The contest took place in TBA, Uzbekistan, following the country's victory in the 22nd edition with the song "Bir nima de", performed by Munisa Rizaeva.
Location
For more details on the host country, see Uzbekistan.
Host City
To be announced
Venue
Format
Semi-final Allocation Draw
To be announced
Participating countries
Semi-finals
| Country | Artist | Song |
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 Afghanistan
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Mozhdah feat. Absolute | "Hat idak" |
 Bahrain
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Flamingods | "Marigold" |
| Bhutan
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Kinley Rigzin Dorji & Sonam Max Choki | "Drangpoi sem" |
 Brunei
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Syafiq Abdilah | "Sakit" |
 Cambodia
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Sam & The Unbreakables | "You're the One" |
 China
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Mr.Tyger | "Tai ge" |
 Fiji
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Brooke Fraser | "Magical Machine" |
 India
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Celina Sharma | "Chalo" |
 Iran
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Satin | "Zibaye mani" |
 Japan
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Radwimps | "Supakuru" |
 Jordan
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Jadal | "I'm in Love with Wala Bint" |
 Kuwait
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Ghaneema | "You Got Me" |
 Kyrgyzstan
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Niyaz Abdyrazakov | "Suygon kyzym atasynyn erke kyzy" |
 Macau
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Eunice | "Heart" |
 Malaysia
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Elizabeth Tan | "Shh" |
 Mongolia
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Enguun | "I'm in Love" |
| Myanmar
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Rose Quartz | "3, 2, 1!" |
 Nepal
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Tika | "Live and You Learn" |
 New Caledonia
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Patricia Ségui | "Le voleur" |
 New Zealand
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Thomston | "Acid Rain" |
| North Korea
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Moranbong Band | "Let's Go to Mount Pektu" |
 Oman
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Emaan & Vibeztheprod | "Voices" |
 Palestine
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Nano | "Perfect Melody" |
| Papua New Guinea
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Kaiit | "Miss Shiney" |
 Philippines
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Wengie & Inigo Pascual | "Mr. Nice Guy" |
 Qatar
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Mougleta | "Clown" |
 Samoa
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Alex Aiono | "Big Mistake" |
 Singapore
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Narelle | "Blue" |
 South Korea
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Dreamcatcher | "Scream" |
| Sri Lanka
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Vidya Vox feat. Arjun | "Diamonds" |
 Syria
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Ghaliaa | "Praying/Je prie" |
 Taiwan
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Astro Bunny | "Zai ming wei weilai de bolang li" |
| Tajikistan
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Noziya Karomatullo | "Dar intizori" |
 Thailand
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TaitosmitH | "Dang gub kieow" |
 Turkmenistan
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Myahri | "Wahey Wahey" |
| Tuvalu
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Chrisjes & Tuumai Vaimoso | "Fia vaai" |
 United Arab Emirates
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Esther Eden | "Blue Case" |
 Vietnam
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Hoang Thuy Linh | "Banh troi nuoc" |
 Yemen
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Shiran | "Zehere" |
Final
| Country | Artist | Song |
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 Australia
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Alison Wonderland | "Church" |
 Hong Kong
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Serrini | "Lady Grey" |
 Indonesia
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Bleu Clair, Irsan & Devarra | "Phone Call" |
 Laos
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Alexandra Bounxouei feat. Aleqs L.O.G | "I Believe" |
 Saudi Arabia
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Zay | "Cry in a Benz" |
 Uzbekistan
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Javohir Sodiqov | "Gapirma ko'p" |
Other countries
Further information: List of countries in the Own Asiavision Song Contest
Eligibility for potential participation in the Own Asiavision Song Contest requires a national broadcaster with active OABU membership that would be able to broadcast the contest. As in every edition, an invitation to all the members have been sent in order to confirm whether they will participate or not. The following list of countries declined stating their reasons as shown below.
Bangladesh: Despite showing interest in returning in the contest, Bangladesh Television (BTV) announced that they would not return to the contest.- East Timor: Radio-Televisão Timor Leste (RTTL) announced that the members of the delegation were moving onto other projects, and announced that they were withdrawing from the contest.
- French Polynesia: Tahiti Nui Television (TNTV) failed to confirm their participation within deadline and was forced to withdraw.
- Iraq: Iraqi Media Network (IMN) announced the withdrawal of the country from the contest, because of the controversy surrounding their head of the delegation and the council.
- Maldives: It was confirmed that the broadcaster had not signed up to compete in the contest.
- Pakistan: Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) announced that the country would not return due to a possible change in the delegation.
- Solomon Islands: Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) announced they would not return to the contest
- Tonga: Tonga Broadcasting Commission (TBC) failed to confirm or withdraw from the edition on time and were fined by the council.
- Vanuatu: Vanuatu Broadcasting and Television Corporation (VBTC) failed to sign up to compete in the contest within the deadline, thus was fined and forced to withdraw.
