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Georgian Public Broadcaster may not air 2026 World Cup

by Lana Kokaia
May 1, 2026
in Highlights, News, Social & Society, Sports
Reading Time: 1 min read
Georgian Public Broadcaster may not air 2026 World Cup

The FIFA World Cup trophy is displayed on the field of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. Source: Stew Milne/FIFA via Getty Images)

Georgian Public Broadcaster may no longer broadcast the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the issue discussed at a meeting of its Board of Trustees.

First Channel has traditionally aired World Cup matches for Georgian viewers, but board members indicate the situation may change this time.

They point to the significantly increased fee requested for broadcasting rights by FIFA as a key factor.

Board members also discussed the broader importance of keeping major sporting events on the Public Broadcaster. Some noted that the First Channel has historically provided free access to major tournaments, including the World Cup, which remains important for audiences.

The meeting also raised questions about the broadcaster’s strategy, including whether losing such content would affect viewer interests.

Tags: 2026 World CupFirst Channel of GeorgiaPublic Broadcaster of Georgia
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