Miss Globe International

Turkish beauty contest

Not to be confused with Miss Global.

Miss Globe

Formation| 1925; 98 years ago (1925)
Founder| Alen Mouradian
Type| Beauty pageant
Headquarters| Albania \- Deliart Association (The Miss Globe)
Canada \- Miss Globe Group Inc. (Miss Globe)
Turkey \- Miss Globe International (Miss Globe International)

Key people

| Petri Bozo (The Miss Globe)
Albert Xhaferri (Miss Globe)
Rasim Aydin (Miss Globe International)
Website| Miss Globe-based in Albania official website
Miss Globe-Based in Canada official website
Miss Globebased in Turkey official website

Miss Globe is the world's oldest major international beauty contest, ranked seventh in the world for women at the international level, held annually since 1925 under the name Dream Girl International or Boston Globe . By 1975, it was renamed Miss Globe. The contest is officially headquartered in Albania. The first winner of Miss Globe International called "Dream Girl International" in 1925 was identified as Alma F. Cavagnaro from the United States. MISS GLOBE originated from a competition held at the Emek Cinema in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul in 1925. This competition was conceived by one of the cinema's directors, Alen Mouradian. The contest was organized to increase the interest of cinema audiences. Arak Çetin became the owner of the crown and the first Miss Globe title. However, newspapers and magazines wrote news that the competition was unfair. On that basis, they argue that Arak Çetin was favored not because of his beauty and knowledge but because he worked as a showman in the cinema. Fearing that this campaign against the cinema would be commercially damaging to the cinema, the operators announced that they were abandoning the competition at the end of the one-week period after the competition was announced. organization and thus the crown and title given to Arak Çetin bypassed Alen who came to the United States soon after this event and settled in New Hamphsire. He again organized the Miss Globe contest at the models' ball, symbolizing the arrival of spring in Winnipesauke. At this competition, Alma Cavagnaro became the first official owner of the crown and title of Miss Globe. The first official trademark registration of the Miss Globe Beauty Contest to the Turkish Patent and Trademark Registration Office was made in 1950. The contest was organized by the international film business RCA. registration, which over time became a traditional contest. In 1975, Charlie See bought the Miss Globe franchise after Alen died. He announced that he will reorganize the Miss Globe International contest in Türkiye. A grand final competition was held under the chairmanship of Süha Özgermi. This competition was held at an outdoor dance stage called Halikarnas in the Bodrum district of Muğla. After that date, Miss Globe International evolved into a business pageant on a global scale, by holding national pageants both in Turkey and other countries and with a final pageant international in which girls are considered worthy of degrees. in these competitions participate. [1] The current winner of The Miss Globe is Manvin Khera of Malaysia who bested 50 other candidates on November 17, 2023 held in Albania.[2]

## History[edit]

The three Miss Globe pageants are a spin-off from the original Miss Globe, founded by Charlie See and Alen Mouradian. Miss Globe was registered in the Bureau of Patents and Trademarks of Washington DC in 1925.[3][4]

Currently, Miss Globe is produced simultaneously by three various organizations claiming to be the "official" organizers. The Miss Globe was first known to the public in 1925 with the name Dream Girl International. In 2010, the pageant was split into three organizations. Miss Globe International, based in Turkey, is produced annually (currently inactive event) by RCA Global Entertainment Co. and organized by Rasim Aydın.[5] Miss Globe based in Albania is yearly produced by another organization, Deliart Association and produced by Petri Bozo.[6][7]

In 1975, Charlie See acquired the Miss Globe franchise after Alen death. He announced that he would reorganize the Miss Globe International contest in Turkey. An epic final competition was held under the chairmanship of Süha Özgermi. This competition was held at the open-air dance stage called Halikarnas in the Bodrum district of Muğla. After that date, Miss Globe International raised the bar to a business competition on a global scale, by organizing national competitions in both Turkey and other countries and with a finalist competition. internationally in which girls are considered degree-worthy. participate in these contests[8]

In 2016, a third organizer, Miss Globe Group Inc. based in Ontario, Canada also started to organize an annual Miss Globe pageant headed by Albert Xhaferri and Dickson Ng. MISS GLOBE originated from a competition held at the Emek Cinema in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district in 1925. The competition was conceived by one of the cinema's directors, Alen Mouradian. The contest was organized to increase the interest of movie audiences. Arak Çetin has become the owner of the crown and the first Miss Globe title.

The following are the countries that won multiple crowns if the 3 Miss Globe International organizations combined before it was splitted into three organization and these are the Philippines won 5 crowns, Venezuela and United States won 4 crowns in total, Brazil won 3 crowns, while Albania, Germany, Canada, Australia, Russia and Czech Republic won a total of 2 crowns. And countries that won 1 crown in total are Switzerland, Algeria, Romania, Lithuania, Slovakia, Peru, Turkey, France, Argentina, Estonia, Turkmenistan, Spain, Norway, India, Vietnam, China, Mexico, Kosovo and Dominic Republic.

## The Miss Globe[edit]

The following are the winners of The Miss Globe pageant arranged by Deliart association since 2004:

Year  | Country/Territory  | The Miss Globe | Place of Pageant  | Entrants

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|
|
|

2023  |  Malaysia | Manvin Khera  | Durrës, Albania | 51
2022  |  Dominican Republic | Anabel Payano | Tirana, Albania | 49
2021  |  Philippines | Maureen Montagne | 50
2020  |  Kosovo | Lorinda Kolgeci  | 42
2019  |  Mexico | Alejandra Diaz de Leon  | Ulcinj, Montenegro | 46
2018  |  China | Yu Yizhou  | Tirana, Albania | 45
2017  |  Vietnam | Janero Esdrelon  | 53
2016  |  India | Dimple Patel | 43
2015  |  Philippines | Ann Lorraine Colis | Toronto, Canada | 38
2014  |  Canada | Jacqueline Wojciechowski  | Tirana, Albania | 40
2013  |  Romania | Bianca Maria Paduraru  | 36
2012  |  Albania | Kleoniki Delijorgji  | 43
2011  |  Germany | Stephanie Alice  | 41
2010  |  Lithuania | Jonathan Tundag  | 40
2009  |  Algeria | Samah Gahfaz  | Durrës, Albania | 47
2008  |  Albania | Almeda Abazi | 37
2007  |  Brazil | Helen Da Silva  | 40
2006  |  Venezuela | Viviana Ramos | 41
2005  |  Slovakia | Lucia Liptakova  | 41
2004  |  Russia | Kristina Slavinskaya  | 44

### Country/Territory by number of wins[edit]

Country/Territory | Total | Years

|
|

Philippines |

| 2015, 2021
Albania | 2008, 2012
Malaysia |

| 2023
Dominican Republic | 2022
Kosovo | 2020
Mexico | 2019
China | 2018
Vietnam | 2017
India | 2016
Canada | 2014
Romania | 2013
Germany | 2011
Lithuania | 2010
Algeria | 2009
Brazil | 2007
Venezuela | 2006
Slovakia | 2005
Russia | 2004

## Miss Globe[edit]

The following are the winners of Miss Globe pageant arranged by Miss Globe Group Inc. since 1974:

Year  | Country/Territory  | Miss Globe | Place of Pageant  | Entrants

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|
|
|

2019  |  Peru | Andrea Luna[9] | Virtual pageant | 48
2018  |  United States | Alyssha Shanks  | Beijing, China | 48
2017  |  Canada | Kara Granger  | 23
2016  |  United States | Mary Ryelle Espiritu  | Puerto Plata, Dominica Republic | 10
2015  |  Philippines | Ann Lorraine Colis | Toronto, Canada | 38
2014  |  Canada | Jacqueline Wojciechowsk  | Tirana, Albania | 40
2013  |  Romania | Bianca Maria Padurara  | 36
2012  |  Albania | Kleoniki Delijorgji  | 43
2011  |  Germany | Stephanie Ziolko  | 41
2010  |  Lithuania | Laura Urbonaite  | 40
2009  |  Algeria | Samah Gahfaz  | Durres, Albania | 47
2008  |  Albania | Almeda Abazi | 37
2007  |  Brazil | Helen Da Silva  | 40
2006  |  Venezuela | Viviana Lisbeth Ramos Puna  | 41
2005  |  Slovakia | Lucia Liptakova  | 41
2004  |  Russia | Kristina Slavinskaya  | 44
2003  |  Germany | Lena Kwasow  | United States Of America  | 34
2002  |  United States | Jennifer Schooler  | Istanbul, Turkey | 18
2001  |  Philippines | Maricar Balagtas
2000  |  Venezuela | Joan Carolina Chópite Sute
1999  |  Turkmenistan | Jana Tairova  | 34
1996  |  Czech Republic | Petra Hlavacova  | 41
1994  |  Australia | Skye-Jilly Edwards | 40
1991  |  Finland | Minna Kuukka  | Aspendos, Turkey | 31
1974  |  France | Donna Clark  | Unknown

### Country/Territory by number of wins[edit]

Country/Territory | Total | Years

|
|

Venezuela |

| 1988, 1990, 2000, 2006
Philippines |

| 2001, 2015, 2021
United States | 2002, 2016, 2018
Germany |

| 2003, 2011
Albania | 2008, 2012
Canada | 2014, 2017
Peru |

| 2019
Romania | 2013
Lithuania | 2010
Algeria | 2009
Brazil | 2007
Venezuela | 2006
Slovakia | 2005
Russia | 2004
Turkey | 1996
Czech Republic | 1996
Australia | 1994
Finland | 1991
France | 1974

## Miss Globe International[edit]

The following are original titleholders of Miss Globe International beauty contest before the pageant was split into 3 organizations in 2010:

Year  | Country/Territory  | Miss Globe International | Place of Pageant  | Entrants

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|
|
|

Stop organizing the contest
2016 |  Philippines | Toni Alyessa Hipolito | Parañaque, Philippines |
2014 |  Australia | Esma Voloder | Baku, Azerbaijan | 53
2013  | No competition
2012 |  Brazil | Jakelyne Oliveira | Famagusta, Northern Cyprus | 41
2011 |  Norway | Nina Elisa Fjalestad | 41
2010 |  Spain | Yenifer Solis | Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus | 40
2003 |  Brazil | Priscilla Meirelles | Antalya, Turkey | 78
2002 |  United States | Jennifer Schooler | Istanbul, Turkey | 77
2001 |  Philippines | Maricar Balagtas | 76
2000 |  Venezuela | Joan Carolina Chópite Sute | Girne, Turkey | 75
1999 |  Albania | Valbona Selimllari | Istanbul, Turkey | 74
1998 |  Estonia | Karin Laasmae | 73
1997 |  Czech Republic | Petra Hlavacova | 72
1996 |  United States | Kimberly Lawrence | 71
1995 |  Finland | Minna Mäki-Kala | 70
1994 |  Australia | Skye-Jilly Edwards | 69
1993 |  Russia | Polina Vikhovskaya | Istanbul, Turkey | 68
1992 |  Argentina | Laura Verónica Rafael | Aspendos, Turkey | 67
1991 |  Finland | Minna Kuukka | 66
1990 |  Venezuela | Yormery Ortega Sánchez | Bursa, Turkey | 65
1989 |  Switzerland | Karina Berger | Istanbul, Turkey | 64
1988 |  Venezuela | Yajaira Cristina Vera Roldan | Bodrum, Turkey | 63

## See also[edit]

* List of beauty contests

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Miss Globe International ©". www.missglobeinternational.com. Retrieved 2011-01-30.
2. ^ "Miss Globe 2021 Winner". Rappler. 2021. Retrieved 6 November 2021.
3. ^ "Miss Globe International". Beauty Tipshub. Retrieved 26 January 2013. "Miss Globe International is ranked among the top international beauty pageants of the world."
4. ^ "About MISS GLOBE INTERNATIONAL". Miss Globe international. Retrieved 26 January 2013.
5. ^ "MISS GLOBE INTERNATIONAL". Bayrak Radyo Televizyon Kurumu (in Turkish). Retrieved 26 January 2013.
6. ^ "16-year-old from Lithuania crowned "Miss Globe" in Saranda". Tribuna News. 4 October 2010. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
7. ^ "Hygerta Sako, Ahmeti Proud partner in "Miss Globe"". Panorama Plus. 11 November 2012. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
8. ^ "Organization". Miss Globe. 2016. Retrieved 27 April 2017.
9. ^ 46th Miss Globe

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