ERT, the Greek national broadcaster, has confirmed today that the 2023 Eurovision entry and act will be selected via a combined jury- Greek public deliberation.

ERT and Greece are working round the clock in order to search for the 2023 Greek Eurovision representative and act.

The President of ERT, Mr. Konstantinos Zoula,  has revealed that the 2023 Greek Eurovision entry will be determined via a combined special public committee consisting of more than 50 Greek citizens (number yet to be determined)  and a 7 member expert jury.

The citizens committee will consist of the general public with age variation. These members will be selected via a special draw. The main focus will be on the younger audience. They will be invited to listen to the competing songs and cast their votes.

Hence ERT will not hold a televised national final but will determine its Eurovision act and entry via a combined  public-professional jury deliberation.

The announcement was made earlier this evening on ERT’s Studio 4 Show. More details to follow.

Greece in Eurovision

Greece debuted at the Eurovision in 1974 and has won the event once in 2005 when Helena Paparizou stormed to victory in Kyiv with her mega hit ‘ My Number One‘.

Greece enjoyed its golden era at the Eurovision Song Contest from 2004-2013, achieving 9 top 10 placings in the Grand Final, including its 2005 victory. The Mediterranean country has partaken 42 times in our favorite televisision show.

In 2022 Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord represented Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin with her entry ‘Die Together‘ achieving a 8th place in the Grand Final.

Source: ERT
Photo credit: EBU/ Corinne Cummings


Sanjay (Sergio) joined esctoday.com in December 2006 as an editor. He was appointed as the Head of Press of ESCToday.com in 2011. Hereafter in 2016 he was promoted as the Head of International Relations & Communications at ESCToday. Sergio has covered the Eurovision Song Contest live 22 times since 2000, having worked for several international magazines and media outlets.