Revolutionary changes at Eurovision 2025: seclusion zones and political neutrality

Eurovision has always been more than just a music competition. It is a cultural phenomenon that unites people from different parts of the world. But 2025 will bring a new stage in the development of this event.

New recreation areas for artists: how it will affect the competition

At Eurovision 2025, which will be held in Basel, artists will be provided with special areas for seclusion and relaxation. This decision was made by the organizers after the events of 2024, when the Israeli participant Eden Golan had to stay in the hotel due to the protest mood.

The manager of the competition, Bakel Walden, explains that these zones are created taking into account the mental and physical health of the participants. This will allow them to take a break from the constant attention of cameras and microphones.

"We strive to create conditions in which artists can focus on their performances, and not on external factors, " says Walden.

Political neutrality code: new rules for participants

Another important innovation is a code of political neutrality that will be implemented during competition performances. While artists will be free to express their opinions off stage, they must remain neutral during performances.

History knows cases when political statements caused conflicts and disputes. Therefore, the new code should prevent the recurrence of such situations and focus attention on the cultural aspect of the event.

Meaning of changes: forecast for the future

These changes may become a new milestone in the history of the competition. They will help to maintain an atmosphere of mutual understanding and avoid political conflicts. On the other hand, giving artists the opportunity to be alone can have a positive effect on the quality of their performances.

In the future, Eurovision can become an even bigger platform for cultural exchange, focusing on music as the universal language of humanity.

Editor: Yana Davydiuk