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Freeway 3 (Gandhara)

Freeway 3</br>	Freeway 3</br>
 	
 	
Length: 	920 km (572 mi)
 	
West end: 	Rhea, Sadat
East end: 	Kazmi, Bazegha
 	
Governorates: 	Sadat, Dimashqi, Kirmani, Haydar, Balochistan, Abyad, Bazegha
Major cities: 	Khushk, Hayyan
Freeway 3 (Arabic: ) is a freeway in Gandhara. The road connects the city of Rhea with Kazmi and the Nuran Sea coast. At a total length of approximately 920 km (572 mi) it is the longest freeway of Gandhara. On its way, it crosses seven Gandhari governorates: Sadat, Dimashqi, Kirmani, Haydar, Balochistan, Abyad, and Bazegha.
The freeway consists of two multi-lane roadways, separated by a median. It has shoulders on the right side of both roadways. In general, the freeway consists of two three-lane roadways with a maximum speed limit of 120 km/h (75 mph), but in mountainous areas the road consists of two two-lane roadways with a speed limit of 100 km/h (62 mph).
Category:Gandhara
Category:Freeways in Gandhara
Freeway 4 (Gandhara)

Freeway 4</br>	Freeway 4</br>
 	
 	
Part of 	Part of
Length: 	740 km (460 mi)
 	
North end: 	Folklorian border
South end: 	Almaranian border
 	
Governorates: 	Sabbah, Farabi, Bazegha
Major cities: 	Enayatullah, Maslamah, Kazmi
Freeway 4 (Arabic: ) is a freeway in Gandhara. The road runs from the Folkloria–Gandhara border through Sabbah, Farabi, and Bazegha, before ending at the Almarania–Gandhara border, covering a total of 740 km (460 mi). The entire freeway is part of Outernatian Highway 1.
The freeway consists of two multi-lane roadways, separated by a median. It has shoulders on the right side of both roadways. The general maximum speed limit is 120 km/h (75 mph), but certain parts of the road have a speed limit of 100 km/h (62 mph).
Category:Gandhara
Category:Freeways in Gandhara
Freeway 5 (Gandhara)

Freeway 5</br>	Freeway 5</br>
 	
 	
Length: 	220 km (136 mi)
 	
West end: 	Route A2 at Lettucian border
East end: 	Freeway 2 near Rhea
 	
Governorates: 	Morteza, Sadat
Freeway 5 (Arabic: ) is a freeway in Gandhara. The road connects the Lettucian border with Freedway 2, 38 km (23 mi) from Rhea. At the Lettucian border, the road continues as the Lettucian road Route A2.
The freeway consists of two three-lane roadways, separated by a median. It has shoulders on the right side of both roadways. The maximum speed limit on the entire road is 120 km/h (75 mph).
Category:Gandhara
Category:Freeways in Gandhara
Friendship Fest

The Friendship Fest (formerly known as Lettuce & Folkloria Friendship Fest) is a joint national selection between several Outernatian broadcasters where they will select their entries for the Outernatia Song Contest. Each country submits several songs to be performed on live television and radio and then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition and/or the entry for each participant country. 
== Participation ==
Eligible participants include Active Members of the OBU and IBU by invitation of Lettuce Broadcasting Corporation. From 4th edition onwards, this invitation is sponsored by Lettuce Broadcasting Service 
Active members include broadcasting organisations whose transmissions are made available to at least 95% of households in their own country which are equipped to receive such transmissions.
If a broadcaster wishes to participate they must fulfil conditions as laid down by the rules of the contest. A separate copy is drafted. As of second edition, this includes the necessity to have broadcast the previous edition within their country.
As of Friendship Fest 4, 5 countries have taken part at least once.
=== Debut editions ===
Edition	Country making its debut entry
1st 	,
2nd 	
3rd 	,
== Winners ==
The winner of the national selection will receive a big prize by the local broadcaster. The highest ranked song from each country will represent their nation in the Outernatia Song Contest.
Ed.	Country	Performer 	Song 	Pts.	Date 	Host city 	Entries
1st	 	Kana Nishino 	"Tatoe donna ni..."	89 	12 January 2016	Safura 	12
2nd	 	Charisma.com 	"Subliminal Diet" 	34 	21 May 2016 	Rhea 	12
3rd	 	Olya Polyakova	"Lod Tronulsya" 	58 	24 August 2019 	Hugo Chávez City	15
Category:Lettuce
Category:Outernatia Song Contest selection events
Category:National finals
Friendship Fest 1

The Lettuce & Folkloria Friendship Fest 1 was be the first ever edition of the Friendship Fest. The contest took place in Safura, Lettuce and was hosted by national broadcaster LBC. In this National Selection for Outernatia Song Contest Lettuce and Folkloria competed with 6 entries each. The highest ranked song from each country will represent their nation in the Outernatia Song Contest.
Kana Nishino was the winner of the edition with the Japanese language song "Tatoe donna ni..." and she will represent Folkloria in OSC 19, meanwhile Gülnur Asanova will represent Lettuce in the same edition with the Kyrgyz language song "Ak möördün armany", who finish third in the overall. 
== Participants ==
In this first edition 12 entries participated, with 6 songs from each nation taking part in the national selection. The competing songs and artists were announced on 18 December 2015. The winner was decided by 9 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10, 8 and 7 to 1 points to their 10 favorite songs. "Tatoe donna ni..." won by a 25-point margin, having been ranked first by five of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Song 	Place	Points
01 	Bauyrzhan Ryetbaev 	"Otan" 	9 	28
02 	Gulsanam Mamazoitova	"Xush keldingiz" 	10 	24
03 	Kamilla 	"Endi sevmaganday" 	5 	52
04 	Sa Dingding 	"Tian Di Ji" 	7 	46
05 	Olya Polyakova 	"Lyubov-morkov" 	6 	47
06 	Gülnur Asanova 	"Ak möördün armany" 	3 	60
07 	Kana Nishino 	"Tatoe donna ni..." 	1 	89
08 	Namiq Qaraçuxurlu 	"Zaman Ötür" 	12 	7
09 	Dolgormaa 	"Fleecy Clouds" 	4 	53
10 	Fasonai Khurshed 	"Lola" 	11 	20
11 	Mädïna Sädwаqasova 	"Aýtatın sağan sırım bul"	2 	64
12 	Loik Saidov 	"Toloe Farda" 	8 	32
== Scoreboard ==
Song 	Total	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Jury
"Otan" 	28 	 	4 	5 	2 	3 	 	6 	2 	6
"Xush keldingiz" 	24 	3 	1 	8 	4 	2 	3 	 	3 	
"Endi sevmaganday" 	52 	4 	8 	1 	7 	1 	12	10	6 	3
"Tian Di Ji" 	46 	7 	5 	7 	3 	5 	8 	 	4 	7
"Lyubov-morkov" 	47 	5 	 	10	5 	 	10	5 	8 	4
"Ak möördün armany" 	60 	8 	7 	3 	10	6 	2 	7 	12	5
"Tatoe donna ni..." 	89 	12	12	12	6 	12	5 	8 	10	12
"Zaman Ötür" 	7 	 	3 	2 	 	 	 	1 	1 	
"Fleecy Clouds" 	53 	6 	6 	4 	12	7 	4 	4 	 	10
"Lola" 	20 	1 	2 	 	1 	4 	1 	2 	7 	2
"Aýtatın sağan sırım bul"	64 	10	10	 	8 	10	6 	12	 	8
"Toloe Farda" 	32 	2 	 	6 	 	8 	7 	3 	5 	1
== References ==
Friendship Fest 2

The Friendship Fest 2 will be the second edition of the Friendship Fest. The contest is aimed to take place in Rhea, Gandhara and will be hosted by national broadcaster RTG. In this National Selection for Outernatia Song Contest three countries (Lettuce, Folkloria and Gandhara) will compete with 4 entries each. The highest ranked song from each country will represent their nation in the Outernatia Song Contest.
== Participants ==
In this edition 12 entries participated, with 4 songs from each nation taking part in the national selection. The competing songs and artists were announced on 24 April 2016. The winner was decided by 5 professional juries from different countries, who awarded 12, 10, 8 and 7 to 1 points to their 10 favorite songs. "Subliminal Diet" won by a 4-point margin, having been ranked first by two of the juries.
Draw	Artist 	Song 	Place	Points
01 	Zhanar Dugalova 	"Ayta Bersin" 	4 	25
02 	Charisma.com 	"Subliminal Diet" 	1 	34
03 	Nursulu Shaltaeva 	"Karatorğay" 	2 	30
04 	May'n 	"Chase the world" 	10 	10
05 	Mayu Watanabe 	"Shyncro Tokimeki" 	12 	7
06 	Haya 	"Qinghai Lake" 	7 	18
07 	Atiye 	"Abrakadabra" 	6 	19
08 	Maaya Sakamoto 	"More than words" 	9 	13
09 	Kenza Farah 	"Coup de Coeur" (ft. Soprano)	11 	8
10 	Ayumi 	"Hey-La" (ft. Batyr) 	5 	24
11 	Hebe Tien 	"Insignificance" 	3 	27
12 	Gözel Annamuhammedowa	"Mele gözler" 	8 	17
== References ==
Friendship Fest 3

The Friendship Fest 3 will be the third edition of the Friendship Fest. The contest is aimed to take place in Lettuce and will be hosted by national broadcaster LBS. In this National Selection for Outernatia Song Contest five countries will compete with 3 entries each. The highest ranked song from each country will represent their nation in the Outernatia Song Contest.
== Participants ==
Draw	Artist 	Song 	Place	Points
01 	Keyakizaka46 	"Eccentric" 	14 	20
02 	Daiyan Trisha 	"If I" 	4 	48
03 	2NE1 	"Come Back Home" 	11 	33
04 	Jannine Weigel	"Strangled Love" 	5 	44
05 	Olya Polyakova	"Lod Tronulsya" 	1 	58
06 	Kaliya 	"Eki ay" 	7 	40
07 	IU 	"BBIBBI" 	13 	27
08 	Manzura 	"Menga Orgat" 	3 	53
09 	Eiko Shimamiya	"Diorama" 	12 	28
10 	Apink 	"%%" 	2 	57
11 	Orange Blosson	"Ya Sidi" 	10 	35
12 	9MUSES 	"Figaro" 	8 	40
13 	Faouzia 	"Born Without a Heart"	9 	38
14 	Arut Pirozhkov	"Zatsepila" 	15 	19
15 	Kenshi Yonezu 	"Shunrai" 	6 	40
Frostfall

Frostfall is a landlocked sovereign state that is part of the United Principality. It is bordered by Raingate in the north, Gandhara in the east and by Háttųka, V and Almarania in the south. It has a population of around 5.5 million people making it Outernatia's 15th-most populous nation. The official language is English.
Frostfall, as a principality, was established on 11 April 2010 after it proclaimed independence which led to the dissolution of the Rainfall Federation. It is governed under a form of constitutional monarchy, with the current Frostfallen monarch Prince Zayn Malik as head of state. Despite Frostfall's independence and separate foreign policy, its defence is the responsibility of Raingate. However, Frostfall does maintain several small military units. Through its special relationship with Raingate, Frostfall maintains the use of the Rainfall pound as its sole currency and hold an open border policy with the nation allowing for the free-trade of people, goods and services.
Frostfall consists of 5 provinces; Ivalice, Windhelm, The Pale, Paramina Rift and Mountain State. Its capital city Snowpeak is located in Ivalice and is one of the most urbanised cities in western Outernatia and has an urban population of approximately 1 million citizens.
Frostfall is a top performer in numerous metrics of national performance, including education, economic competitiveness, civil liberties, quality of life, human development; and has a long legacy of social progressivism.
== History ==
===Snowpeak Duchy===
===Ivalice Republic===
===Principality of Frostfall===
===United Principality===
==Politics==
== Demographics ==
Administrative divisions
Frostfall is divided into 5 provinces each governed by a member of the Order of the United Principality, who is appointed through the mutual agreement between the Price and prime minister of the United Principality. Each province is run by local governments which are in turn governed by the Order of the United Principality in the capital Solitude. These local governments work on local matters within their province and serve as intermediaries between themselves and the main parliament.
	 	 	 	
	Flag	Region 	Capital 	Population
	 	Ivalice 	Snowpeak 	2,294,885
	55px	Windhelm 	Brightwall	1,444,581
	55px	The Pale 	Gaia 	846,585
	 	Paramina Rift 	Permafrost	745,112
	 	Mountain State	Tundra 	199,384
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
==Music of Frostfall==
===Outernatia Song Contest===
==References==
Category:Frostfall
Category:Countries in Outernatia
Frostfall in the Outernatia Song Contest

Frostfall made their debut in the 14th Edition of the Outernatia Song Contest.
==Contestants==
;Table key
Edition	Artist 	Title 	Place 	Points	Semi 	Points
14th 	Katy B 	"5 AM" 	12 	62 	colspan="2" data-sort-value="99999"	
15th 	Justin Bieber 	"What Do You Mean?" 	colspan="2" data-sort-value="99999"	14 	30 	
16th 	Tulisa 	"Living Without You" 	18 	48 	15 	27
17th 	Reece Mastin 	"Girls (All Around The World)" 	colspan="2" 	16 	17 	
18th 	Caitlyn Shadbolt 	"Shoot Out The Lights" 	10 	62 	colspan="2" data-sort-value="99999"	
19th 	Only The Young 	"I Do" 	19 	54 	6 	71
20th 	Olly Murs 	"Kiss Me" 	15 	66 	10 	50
21st 	Stereo Kicks 	"Love Me So" 	colspan="2" 	13 	40 	
22nd 	Jacynte 	"Don't Touch Those Faders" 	18 	68 	9 	59
23rd 	Erika Jayne 	"How Many Fucks?" 	colspan="2" 	16 	43 	
24th 	Marcus Butler & Conor Maynard	"I'm Famous" 	colspan="2" 	14 	36 	
25th 	Alex Gaudino 	"I'm In Love (I Wanna Do It)" 	18 	54 	6 	53
26th 	Adore Delano 	"Hello, I Love You" 	colspan="2" 	12 	47 	
27th 	Snakehips & ZAYN 	"Cruel" 	18 	57 	8 	64
28th 	Sada Vidoo 	"Love Is a Battlefield" 	colspan="2" 	16 	66 	
29th 	Saara Aalto 	"No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)"	11 	75 	8 	35
Category:Countries in the Outernatia Song Contest
Category:Frostfall
Fruit of our Nation

Fruit of our Nation (Soleani: úna pa zeka kelnka) is a music competition organised by the Ponásikwani public broadcaster PSL which determines the country's representative for both the Internatia and Outernatia Song Contests. The contest is held infrequently as PSL usually opts to internally select Ponásikwa's entry for the contests. All editions of Fruit of our Nation thus far have been held in Ponásikwa's largest city, Apsolękh.
The contest has produced a winner for Ponásikwa at the Internatia Second Chance Contest.
==Voting==
Points are given by juries from different countries. Since the start of the contest, one voting system has been used. Each jury awards 6, 4, 2, and 1 to their top four songs, which in most cases will be every song. In the first two editions, there were two semifinals each with four songs. Two songs from each semifinal qualified to the final. The songs which placed first and second in the final were sent to the Internatia Song Contest and the Outernatia Song Contest respectively.
The voting system is expected to change in prospective editions of Fruit of our Nation. PSL notes that songs ranked last by a jury receiving one point have undue weight placed in their favor. In opposite sets of votes, the songs ranked fourth by both juries would be pushed ahead of those consistently ranked in the middle (two and four points).
==Winners==
Edition	Contest	Language 	Artist 	Title 	Points	Date 	Host City	Part.
1st 	ISC 39 	English 	Wolfgun 	"The Woods" 	29 	8 May 2015 	Apsolękh 	8
1st 	OSC 10 	Spanish 	Francesca Valenzuela	"Prenderemos fuego al cielo"	23 	8 May 2015 	Apsolękh 	8
2nd 	ISC 47 	English 	Mia Martina 	"Heart Fucking Hurts" 	16 	27 April 2016	Apsolękh 	8
2nd 	OSC 22 	Norwegian	SERVED 	"La meg være ung" 	15 	27 April 2016	Apsolękh 	8
==International juries==
International juries from nine different countries have voted in the final of Fruit of our Nation.
Country	Total	Editions
 	2 	1st–2nd
 	2 	1st–2nd
 	1 	1st
 	1 	1st
 	1 	1st
 	1 	1st
 	1 	1st
 	1 	2nd
 	1 	2nd
==See also==
* Ponásikwa in the Internatia Song Contest
* Ponásikwa in the Outernatia Song Contest
Category:Internatia Song Contest selection events
Category:Outernatia Song Contest selection events
Category:Ponásikwa in the Outernatia Song Contest
Category:Ponásikwa in the Internatia Song Contest
Gafloofen Song Festival

The Gafloofen Song Festival was a monthly singing competition held in the country capital of St Olaf.
The contest was founded in June 2014 and was held for the first time on July 2nd, 2014. It was cancelled on 4 August 2014.
== Origins ==
The contest was based on the Sopot Top of the Pop Festival held annually in Sopot, Poland.
== Format ==
The competition was hosted by three presenters of varying genders.
== Participants ==
Artists were invited based on their presence in the Olafslisten Top 8. In case of an artist already having been confirmed the 9th, 10th etc. entry will be eligible for an invitation as well. Artists can only have one entry (solo or featuring) in the competition, but can take part in multiple (back-to-back) editions. Olafslisten has an official deal with JHTV until the 3rd edition. It is uncertain whether this method will pertain once the three edition deal ends.
== Hosting ==
The festival was limited to the Greater Gafloofen area. The first two editions took place in the Gafloofen National Indoor Arena, with a capacity of 12,000 and a potential eventual audience of 9,000.
== Voting systems ==
The jury producing 50% of the result consists of 5 females and 5 males. They will be in an age range of 16-25, 26-35, 36-45, 46-55 and 55+. Every jury member produces a full ranking, which will then be converted into a jury ranking based on the average ranking per entry. The other half of the result will be decided by app voting available to the public, in which a song can be approved with a thumbs up. The final tally in this vote produces a full ranking, which will then be converted into a public ranking. The combined vote produces the final result.
=== Presentation of votes ===
The result was presented in reverse with the least favourite song receiving 1 point up to the favourite song receiving 16 points. The results were announced separately for both the public vote and the jury vote.
== Winners ==
Edition	Performer 	Song 	Points	Margin	Runner-up 	Date 	Part.
I 	Faul/Wad Ad & Pnau 	"Changes" 	24 	0 	John Legend	2 July 2014 	16
II 	Tove Lo featuring Hippie Sabotage	"Stay High (Habits Remix)"	26 	0 	Paramore 	30 July 2014	16
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Gafloofen Song Festival 3

The III Gafloofen Song Festival was to be the 3rd edition of Gafloofen Song Festival. The contest was created as a national festival for light entertainment and music in St Olaf by its national broadcaster JHTV. Michele Lyse, Keith Forsland (Keith Vosland) and Christopher Sveen (Chistove Sween) were announced as hosts at the winner's press conference of the 2nd edition. Melinda Bjørlo (Melinda Bjoelo) was announced as executive producer. The contest was cancelled on 4 August 2014 with the reinvention of the national chart.
== Location ==
The venue for the festival was confirmed on July 28th, 2014 as the Gafloofen National Indoor Arena. The venue has a capacity of 12,000 with a potential eventual audience of 9,000.
== Format ==
The 3rd edition of the Gafloofen Song Festival was to consist of a final concert on August 27th, 2014. Artists are invited based on their presence in the Olafslisten Top 8. Three artists are invited on July 28th, August 4th, 11th and 18th. In case of an artist already having been confirmed the 9th, 10th etc. entry will be eligible for an invitation as well. Gafloofen Song Festival 3 was to be the first edition to include artists invited based on their presence in the top 8 of Roseaulisten and Gustavslisten, both receiving two berths for the edition. These invitees were to be announced on August 18th.
The first four artists to be confirmed on July 28th, 2014 were Pitbull & G.R.L., Sam Hunt and Iggy Azalea & Charli XCX.
Running order
The draw for the running order for the 3rd Gafloofen Music Festival was to be held on August 18th, 2014.
== Participants ==
Draw	Artist 	Language	Title 	Place	Points
 	Pitbull & G.R.L. 	English 	"Wild Wild Love" 	 	
 	Sam Hunt 	English 	"Leave the Night On"	 	
 	Iggy Azalea & Charli XCX	English 	"Fancy" 	 	
Gafloofen_Song_FestivalSt_Olaf
GanArts Theater

The GanArts Theater is a multi-purpose complex in Manas, Gandhara with a large conference hall, a flexible theater, several events rooms, shops, a restaurant, a café, and an art gallery. The building is located at the Ahmed Assiri Square in central Manas.
In the building three types of facades are used. There is an external wall insulation system, a glass facade composed by several curtain walls and openings, and a ventilated facade with an external lattice composed by pieces made in resin. The facades fulfill the acoustic requirements that are needed for the theater. At the front of the theater is a large doorway that can be used as an entry point and that can transform into the stage of an outdoor theater. A stage can appear at the doorway, while the square in front of the theater can accommodate the audience.
The GanArts Theater is the venue for the Outernatia Song Contest 80.
==See also==
*List of convention and exhibition centers
Category:Gandhara
Category:Convention centers in Gandhara
Category:Buildings and structures in Manas
Gandhara Cargo

Gandhara Cargo (Gandhari: , Gandhāra kārgo) is a cargo airline and the air freight division and a subsidiary of Gandhara Airways. It operates using both its own dedicated aircraft and the cargo-carrying capacity of its parent company.
==History==
Since the establishment of Gandhara Airways in 1936, freight has always been one of the airline's core activities. Gandhara Cargo was formed in 2002 from the existing cargo activities of Gandhara Airways.
==Destinations==
As of November 2023, Gandhara Cargo serves 84 destinations worldwide.
==Fleet==
As of November 2023, the Gandhara Cargo fleet consists of the following aircraft:
 Gandhara Cargo fleet
Aircraft 	In service	Orders 	Notes
Airbus A330-200F 	6 	—	
Boeing 747-400ERF	3 	—	
Boeing 757-200PCF	3 	—	
Boeing 757-200PF 	6 	—	
Total 	18 	—	
==See also==
* List of cargo airlines
Category:Gandhara Airways
Category:Gandhara
Category:Airlines of Gandhara
Category:Cargo airlines
Category:Companies based in Rhea
Gandhara in the Internatia Second Chance Contest

Gandhara entered the Internatia Second Chance Contest in the 23rd edition with the song "Appak Suyuu", performed by Yulia Rutskaya in the Kyrgyz language. Gandhara's debut entry won the contest, receiving 75 points. After this, Gandhara hosted the 24th edition, which they won with Safura's song "March On". The third victory came in the 30th edition, with the song "Afsona" by Munisa Rizayeva.
==Contestants==
;Table key
Edition 	Artist 	Language 	Title 	National Final 	Place 	Points
23rd 	Yulia Rutskaya 	Kyrgyz 	"Appak Suyuu" (Аппак сүйүү) 	2nd (OSC 15) 	1 	75
24th 	Safura 	English 	"March On" 	4th (OSC 16) 	1 	77
25th 	Maya Diab 	Arabic 	"Gatifin" (قاطفين) 	4th (OSC 5) 	10 	54
26th 	Asma Lamnawar 	Arabic 	"Hakawa" (هاكاوا) 	2nd (OSC 9) 	9 	55
27th 	Shahrizoda 	Uzbek 	"Samarqandning Yigitlari" (Самарқанднинг Йигитлари)	2nd (OSC 16) 	12 	55
28th 	Lola Yuldasheva 	Uzbek 	"Kel" (Кел) 	4th (OSC 15) 	13 	38
29th 	Ailee 	Korean, English 	"Don't Touch Me" 	3rd (OSC 24/ISC 49)	2 	100
30th 	Munisa Rizayeva 	Uzbek 	"Afsona" (Афсона) 	3rd (OSC 25/ISC 50)	1 	75
31st 	Ronela Hajati 	Albanian 	"A do si kjo" 	4th (OSC 27/ISC 52)	3 	77
32nd 	Judika 	Indonesian 	"Sampai Kau Jadi Milikku" 	4th (ISC 55/OSC 30)	2 	55
33rd 	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate 	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate
34th 	Bouchra 	French 	"Blanc Ou Noir" 	4th (OSC 29) 	2 	84
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48th 	Aynur Aydın 	Turkish 	"DNA" 	3rd (ISC 47/OSC 22)	1 	101
49th 	Hulkar Abdullaeva 	Uzbek 	"Khiva" (Хиба) 	3rd (ISC 55/OSC 30)	2 	57
==Hostings==
Edition	Location	Venue 	Presenters
24th 	Manas 	Massira Theater	Amr Mostafa and Wafaa El Kilany
25th 	Rhea 	Minna Theater 	Myriam Fares, Raja Nasser Eldine, and Rodolph Hilal
31st 	Rhea 	Minna Theater 	Safura
==See also==
*Nights of Gandhara
*Gandhara in the Internatia Song Contest
*Gandhara in the Outernatia Song Contest
*Gandhara in the Junior Internatia Song Contest
Category:Gandhara
Category:Countries in the Internatia Second Chance Contest