Moldova's national broadcaster, TRM, has revealed that the country is considering a return to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, with participation in the 2027 edition not yet decided.

Vitalie Cojocaru, Moldova's Head of Delegation for Eurovision, stated: “TRM is considering a return to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in the future. We are not certain whether we will take part in 2027.”

This potential return would end a 14-year hiatus since Moldova last took part in the contest. Moldova competed in Junior Eurovision four times from 2010 to 2013. Their last entry was the song “Cum să fim” performed by Rafael Bobeica in 2013, which finished 11th with 41 points in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Moldova's best result came in 2011 when Lerika performed "No, No" in Yerevan, Armenia, finishing 6th with 78 points.

The 2026 Junior Eurovision Song Contest was won by Naré from Armenia with the song “BOO!” held in Malta. Unlike the adult Eurovision Song Contest, the winning country does not automatically host the following edition. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is discussing hosting options for 2027 with its member broadcasters.

So far, some countries have confirmed participation in 2027, while others have declined. Moldova’s potential participation will be clarified in due course as TRM evaluates its position and resources.