Miss World 2023

71st edition of beauty pageant

Miss World 2023

Krystyna Pyszková

Date| 9 March 2024
Presenters|

* Karan Johar
* Megan Young

Entertainment|

* Shaan
* Neha Kakkar
* Tony Kakkar
* Toni-Ann Singh

Venue| Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Broadcaster|

* London Live
* Zee TV
* SonyLIV[1]

[non-primary source needed]
Entrants| 112
Placements| 40
Debuts|

* Togo

Withdrawals|

* Albania
* Armenia
* Bahamas
* Equatorial Guinea
* Iceland
* Luxembourg
* Rwanda
* Saint Lucia
* Sint Maarten

Returns|

* Australia
* Bangladesh
* Croatia
* Denmark
* Ethiopia
* Germany
* Greece
* Guatemala
* Guyana
* Kazakhstan
* Lebanon
* Lesotho
* Liberia
* Martinique
* Montenegro
* Morocco
* Myanmar
* New Zealand
* Romania
* Sierra Leone
* South Sudan
* Thailand
* Zimbabwe

Winner| Krystyna Pyszková
Czech Republic

← 2021

2025 →

Miss World 2023 was the 71st edition of the Miss World pageant, held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, on 9 March 2024.[2][3]

At the end of the event, Krystyna Pyszková of the Czech Republic was crowned by the previous winner Karolina Bielawska of Poland.[4] This is the second win by the Czech Republic at the pageant.

Contestants from 112 countries and territories competed in the pageant. The pageant was co-hosted by Karan Johar and Miss World 2013 Megan Young.[5][6] Shaan, Neha Kakkar, Tony Kakkar, and Miss World 2019 Toni-Ann Singh performed in this edition.[7][8]

## Background

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### Location and date

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On 13 February 2023, Julia Morley, Chairperson of the Miss World Organization, announced that the competition will take place in the United Arab Emirates in May 2023. Morley added, "Further details to follow".[9][10]

On 8 June 2023, the organization announced that the competition will move from the United Arab Emirates to India,[11][12] with no reason given for the venue change.[13][14] It was the second time the pageant was held in India; the first being Miss World 1996.[15] On 28 September 2023, the organization announced that the pageant would be held on 16 December 2023 at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka, Delhi, India. It was later postponed until 2 March 2024, due to the elections in India.[16][17]

On 19 January 2024, the organization announced the pageant would be held on 9 March 2024 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai.[18][19] The pageant began on 18 February 2024.[2]

### Selection of participants

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Contestants from 112 countries and territories were selected to compete in the pageant. Four of them are runners-up after the withdrawal of the original contestant in their respective countries and territories, and three selected after another national pageant was held to replace the original dethroned winner.[20]

#### Replacements

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Sreypich Teng was announced as Miss World Cambodia and competed instead of Sovattey Sary due to the delay of the pageant. Poelano Mothisi, the first runner-up in Miss Lesotho 2021, was appointed to represent her country as the original winner Refiloe Lefothane was unavailable due to continuing her studies abroad.[21] Daria Gapska, Miss Northern Ireland was replaced by Kaitlyn Clarke, the reigning titleholder, as her reign had elapsed.[22] Lucía Arellano was crowned as the new Miss World Peru 2022, replacing Jennifer Barrantes who was dethroned for not fulfilling the obligations stipulated in her contract.[23] Barrantes has denied these claims and stated that there has been a conflict between her and the organization which has caused her withdrawal.[24] Lucy Thomson, Miss Scotland 2022, was replaced by Chelsie Allison as her reign had elapsed.[25]

Ruan Yue, Miss China World 2022, was stripped of her title for "inappropriate" behavior,[26] and was replaced by Qin Zewen. Zewen was also stripped of the title for falsifying her education and employment qualifications.[27] China held an extra pageant to determine a new representative, with Ke Xu Xin as the new winner.[20]

Miss Thailand 2023 Chonnikarn Supittayaporn was supposed to compete,[28][29] but she was replaced by Miss Thailand World 2023, Tharina Botes due to national license issues.[30]

#### Debuts, returns and withdrawals

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This edition marked the debut of Togo, and the returns of Australia, Bangladesh, Croatia, Denmark, Ethiopia, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Guyana, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Martinique, Montenegro, Morocco, Myanmar, New Zealand, Romania, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Thailand, and Zimbabwe.

Morocco last competed in 1968; Liberia and Romania last competed in 2017; Germany, Lebanon, Lesotho, Martinique, and Zimbabwe last competed in 2018; and Australia, Bangladesh, Croatia, Denmark, Ethiopia, Greece, Guatemala, Guyana, Kazakhstan, Montenegro, Myanmar, New Zealand, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Thailand last competed in 2019.[31]

Albania, Armenia, the Bahamas, Equatorial Guinea, Iceland, Luxembourg, Rwanda, Saint Lucia, and Sint Maarten withdrew. Léa Sevenig of Luxembourg[32] confirmed that she will no longer compete due to the cancellation of her national pageant.[33] Divine Muheto of Rwanda also withdrew due to the cancellation of her national pageant following several allegations of misconduct from the organization towards the contestants.[34][35] Ashley Carrington of Barbados, Xaria Penn of the British Virgin Islands,[36] and Phonevilai Luanglath of Laos withdrew for undisclosed reasons.[37][38]

## Results

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### Placements

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Placement  | Contestant

|

Miss World 2023  |

*  Czech Republic – Krystyna Pyszková[39]

Runner-Up  |

*  Lebanon – Yasmina Zaytoun[39][40]

Top 4  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[39][41]
*  Trinidad and Tobago – Aché Abrahams[39][42]

Top 8  |

*  Brazil – Leticía Frota[39]
*  England – Jessica Gagen[39]
*  India – Sini Shetty[39]
*  Uganda – Hannah Tumukunde[39]

Top 12  |

*  Australia – Kristen Wright[39]
*  Dominican Republic – Maria Victoria Bayo[39]
*  Mauritius – Liza Gundowry[39]
*  Spain – Paula Pérez[39]

Top 40  |

*  Belgium – Kedist Deltour[39]
*  Belize – Elise-Gayonne Vernon[39]
*  Cameroon – Julia Samantha Edima[39]
*  Canada – Jaime Vandenberg[39]
*  Croatia – Lucija Begić[39][43]
*  France – Clémence Botino[39]
*  Gibraltar – Faith Torres[39]
*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa Susilo[39]
*  Italy – Rebecca Arnone[39]
*  Kenya – Chantou Kwamboka[39]
*  Madagascar – Antsaly Rajoelina[39]
*  Malaysia – Wenanita Angang[39]
*  Martinique – Axelle René[39][44]
*    Nepal – Priyanka Rani Joshi[39]
*  New Zealand – Navjot Kaur[39]
*  Nigeria – Ada Eme[39][41]
*  Peru – Lucía Arellano[39]
*  Puerto Rico – Elena Rivera[39]
*  Somalia – Bahja Mohamoud[39]
*  South Africa – Claude Mashego[39]
*  South Sudan – Arek Abraham Albino[39]
*  Tanzania – Halima Kopwe[39]
*  Tunisia – Imen Mehrzi[39][45]
*  Turkey – Nursena Say[39]
*  Ukraine – Sofia Shamia[39]
*  Vietnam – Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương[39]
*  Wales – Darcey Corria[39]
*  Zimbabwe – Nokutenda Marumbwa[39][46]

§ – Multimedia Challenge winner

### Continental Queens of Beauty

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The Continental titles were given to delegates who placed highest in the final, aside from the main crown.

Continent/Region  | Contestant

|

Americas  |

*  Brazil – Leticía Frota

Caribbean  |

*  Trinidad and Tobago – Aché Abrahams

Africa  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[41]

Europe  |

*  England – Jessica Gagen

Asia  |

*  Lebanon – Yasmina Zaytoun[40]

Oceania  |

*  Australia – Kristen Wright

## Challenge events

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### Head-to-head challenge

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Instead of competing in groups, the contestants created a video highlighting a specific G20 topic.[47] Twenty-five of the contestants were selected to compete in the final round at The Summit Room in Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi on 23 February 2024, from whom five winners were selected.[48][49] These five winners were automatically part of the Top 40.[41][50]

*   Advanced to the Top 40 via Head-to-Head challenge.

Placement  | Contestant

|

Winners  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[41]
*  England – Jessica Gagen[41]
*  Lebanon – Yasmina Zaytoun[41]
*  Nigeria – Ada Eme[41]
*  Zimbabwe – Nokutenda Marumbwa[50]

Top 25  |

*  Australia – Kristen Wright[51]
*  Belgium – Kedist Deltour[51]
*  Brazil – Leticía Frota[51]
*  India – Sini Shetty[51]
*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa[51]
*  Ireland – Ivanna McMahon[51]
*  Kenya – Chantou Kwamboka[51]
*  Madagascar – Antsaly Rajoelina[51]
*  Malaysia – Wenanita Angang[51]
*    Nepal – Priyanka Rani Joshi[51]
*  Northern Ireland – Kaitlyn Clarke[51]
*  Philippines – Gwendolyne Fourniol[51]
*  Puerto Rico – Elena Rivera[51]
*  South Africa – Claude Mashego[51]
*  Spain – Paula Pérez[51]
*  Thailand – Tharina Botes[51]
*  Trinidad and Tobago – Aché Abrahams[51]
*  United States – Victoria DiSorbo[51]
*  Vietnam – Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương[51]
*  Wales – Darcey Corria[51]

### Sports challenge

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The Sports Challenge qualifier round was held on 22 February 2024 at the Thyagaraj Sports Complex, where the contestants competed in a beep test.[52] On 23 February 2024, thirty-two contestants were announced to compete in the final round at the National Stadium, New Delhi on 24 February 2024.[52][53] Lucija Begić from Croatia won the challenge, obtaining a placement in the Top 40, and the Blue Team from Europe won the overall competition.[54][55]

*   Advanced to the Top 40 via Sports challenge.

Placement  | Contestant  | Continent  | Team

|
|
|

Winner  |

*  Croatia – Lucija Begić[55]

| Europe  | Blue Team
1st runner-up  |

*  Chile – Ámbar Zenteno[55]

| Americas and Caribbean  | Green Team
2nd runner-up  |

*  Peru – Lucía Arellano[55]

Top 32
(Continental Qualifiers) |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[52]
*  Ghana – Miriam Xorlasi[52]
*  Kenya – Chantou Kwamboka[52]
*  Madagascar – Antsaly Rajoelina[52]
*  Morocco – Sonia Aït Mansour[52]
*  Namibia – Leone van Jaarsveld[52]
*  South Africa – Claude Mashego[52]
*  South Sudan – Arek Abraham Albino[52]

| Africa  | Yellow Team

*  Canada – Jaime Vandenberg[52]
*  Guadeloupe – Marie Hatchi[52]
*  Guatemala – Marcela Miranda[52]
*  Nicaragua – Mariela Cerros[52]
*  Panama – Kathleen Pérez[52]
*  Uruguay – Tatiana Luna[52]

| Americas and Caribbean  | Green Team

*  Australia – Kristen Wright[52]
*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa[52]
*  Japan – Kana Yamaguchi[52]
*  Mongolia – Bolor Bat-Erdene[52]
*    Nepal – Priyanka Rani Joshi[52]
*  New Zealand – Navjot Kaur[52]
*  Philippines – Gwendolyne Fourniol[52]
*  South Korea – Lijin Kim[52]

| Asia and Oceania  | Red Team

*  Denmark – Johanne Grundt Hansen[52]
*  England – Jessica Gagen[52]
*  Greece – Samantha Misovic[52]
*  Hungary – Boglárka Hacsi[52]
*  Slovakia – Sophia Hrivňáková[52]
*  Sweden – Stina Nordlander[52]
*  Wales – Darcey Corria[52]

| Europe  | Blue Team

### Top Model challenge

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The Top Model challenge was held on 2 March 2024 at the Aurika Mumbai SkyCity.[56] The contestants catwalked in two outfits in continental groupings, before five finalists were selected from each continent group to advance. Amongst these five finalists, one continental winner was chosen. An overall winner and runner-up were then chosen amongst the four continental winners. Axelle René from Martinique was chosen as the winner, obtaining a spot in the Top 40. The winners of the Best Designer Dress were also announced at the same event.[57]

*   Advanced to the Top 40 via Top Model challenge.

Placement  | Contestant  | Continent

|
|

Winner  |

*  Martinique – Axelle René[57]

| Americas and Caribbean
Runner-up  |

*  Turkey – Nursena Say[57]

| Asia and Oceania
Finalists  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[57]

| Africa

*  Slovakia – Sophia Hrivňáková[57]

| Europe
Top 20  |

*  Brazil – Leticía Frota[58]
*  Canada – Jaime Vandenberg[58]
*  Dominican Republic – María Victoria Bayo[58]
*  Peru – Lucía Arellano[58]

| Americas and Caribbean

*  Ghana – Miriam Xorlasi[58]
*  Nigeria – Ada Eme[58]
*  South Africa – Claude Mashego[58]
*  Togo – Chimène Moladja[58]

| Africa

*  India – Sini Shetty[58]
*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa[58]
*  Lebanon – Yasmina Zaytoun[58]
*  Philippines – Gwendolyne Fourniol[58]

| Asia and Oceania

*  Belgium – Kedist Deltour[58]
*  Czech Republic – Krystyna Pyszková[58]
*  France – Clémence Botino[58]
*  Scotland – Chelsie Allison[58]

| Europe

#### Best Designer Dress

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Placement  | Contestant  | Continent

|
|

Winners |

*  Ethiopia – Rgat Afewerki Ybrah[59]

| Africa

*  United States – Victoria DiSorbo[60]

| Americas and Caribbean

*  India – Sini Shetty[61]

| Asia and Oceania

*  Czech Republic – Krystyna Pyszková[62]

| Europe

### Talent challenge

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The twenty-three finalists in the Talent Competition were announced via Miss World social media platforms on 1 March 2024. The final fourteen finalists showcased their talent during the 71st Beauty With a Purpose Gala Dinner on 3 March 2024.[63] Imen Mehrzi from Tunisia won the challenge, obtaining a placement in the Top 40.[64]

*   Advanced to the Top 40 via Talent challenge.

Placement  | Contestant

|

Winner  |

*  Tunisia – Imen Mehrzi[64]

1st runner-up  |

*  Northern Ireland – Kaitlyn Clarke[64]

2nd runner-up  |

*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa[64]

Top 14  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[65]
*  Estonia – Adriana Mass[65]
*  Gibraltar – Faith Torres[65]
*  Guatemala – Marcela Miranda[65]
*  Hungary – Boglárka Hacsi[65]
*  India – Sini Shetty[65]
*  Ireland – Ivanna McMahon[65]
*  Mongolia – Bolor Bat-Erdene[65]
*  Netherlands – Amber Koelewijn[65]
*  Portugal – Catarina Ferreira[65]
*  Wales – Darcey Corria[65]

Top 23  |

*  Finland – Adelaide Botty van den Bruele[65]
*  Malta – Natalia Galea[65]
*  Philippines – Gwendolyne Fourniol[65]
*  Poland – Krystyna Sokołowska[65]
*  Puerto Rico – Elena Rivera[65]
*  Romania – Ada-Maria Ileana[65]
*  South Africa – Claude Mashego[65]
*  Spain – Paula Pérez[65]
*  Trinidad and Tobago – Aché Abrahams[65]

### Beauty With a Purpose

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The ten finalists were announced live via Miss World's social media platforms during the 71st Beauty With a Purpose Gala Dinner on 3 March 2024.[66] Four continental winners advanced to the Top 40.

*   Advanced to the Top 40 via Beauty With a Purpose Challenge.

Placement  | Contestant  | Continent

|
|

Winner  |

*  Brazil – Leticía Frota[67]

| Americas and Caribbean
Top 4
(Continental Winners) |

*  Uganda – Hannah Tumukunde[66]

| Africa

*    Nepal – Priyanka Rani Joshi[66]

| Asia and Oceania

*  Ukraine – Sofia Shamia[66]

| Europe
Top 10  |

*  Botswana – Lesego Chombo[66]
*  Tanzania – Halima Kopwe[66]

| Africa

*  Trinidad and Tobago – Aché Abrahams[66]

| Americas and Caribbean

*  Indonesia – Audrey Vanessa[66]
*  Turkey – Nursena Say[66]

| Asia and Oceania

*  Czech Republic – Krystyna Pyszková[66]

| Europe

## Pageant

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### Selection committee

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These included:

* Sajid Nadiadwala — Indian film producer[68]
* Harbhajan Singh — Indian cricketer[68]
* Rajat Sharma — Journalist[68]
* Amruta Fadnavis — Actress and social worker[68]
* Vineet Jain — Managing director of Bennett, Coleman & Co. Limited[68]
* Julia Morley — Chairman and CEO of Miss World Organization[68]
* Jamil Saidi — Host and strategic partner of Miss World India[68]
* Kriti Sanon — Actress[68]
* Pooja Hegde — Actress[68]

## Contestants

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112 contestants competed for the title.[69]

Country/Territory | Contestant | Age[a] | Hometown  | Continental Group

|
|
|
|

Angola | Florinda José[70] | 21 | Luanda | Africa
Argentina | Mariela Fuchs[71] | 22 | Misiones | Americas and Caribbean
Australia | Kristen Wright[72] | 24 | Melbourne | Asia and Oceania
Bangladesh | Shammi Islam Nila[73] | 21 | Dhaka | Asia and Oceania
Belgium | Kedist Deltour[74] | 26 | Nazareth | Europe
Belize | Elise-Gayonne Vernon[75] | 21 | Biscayne | Americas and Caribbean
Bolivia | Fernanda Rivero[76] | 20 | Santa Cruz de la Sierra | Americas and Caribbean
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Anđela Gajić[77] | 18 | Banja Luka | Europe
Botswana | Lesego Chombo[78] | 22 | Gaborone | Africa
Brazil | Leticía Frota[79] | 20 | Manaus | Americas and Caribbean
Bulgaria | Ivana Subeva[80] | 16 | Sofia | Europe
Cambodia | Sreypich Teng[81] | 19  | Banteay Meanchey | Asia and Oceania
Cameroon | Julia Samantha Edima[82] | 28 | Ebolowa | Africa
Canada | Jaime Vandenberg[83] | 27 | Lethbridge | Americas and Caribbean
Cayman Islands | Leanni Tibbets[84] | 27 | George Town | Americas and Caribbean
Chile | Ámbar Zenteno[85] | 28 | Santiago | Americas and Caribbean
China | Kexin Xu[20] | 20 | Heilongjiang | Asia and Oceania
Colombia | Camila Pinzón[86] | 28 | Duitama | Americas and Caribbean
Costa Rica | Krisly Salas[87] | 24 | Alajuela | Americas and Caribbean
Côte d'Ivoire | Mylene Djihony[88] | 23 | Aboisso | Africa
Croatia | Lucija Begić[89] | 23 | Zagreb | Europe
Curaçao | Nashaira Balentien[90] | 26 | Willemstad | Americas and Caribbean
Czech Republic | Krystyna Pyszková[91] | 25 | Třinec | Europe
Denmark | Johanne Grundt Hansen[92] | 22 | Næstved | Europe
Dominican Republic | María Victoria Bayo[93] | 23 | Santo Domingo | Americas and Caribbean
Ecuador | Annie Zámbrano[94] | 24 | Salinas | Americas and Caribbean
El Salvador | Andrea Aguilar[95] | 20 | San Salvador | Americas and Caribbean
England | Jessica Gagen[96] | 27 | Skelmersdale | Europe
Estonia | Adriana Mass[97] | 21 | Pärnu | Europe
Ethiopia | Rgat Afewerki Ybrah[69] | 23  | Addis Ababa | Africa
Finland | Adelaide Botty van den Bruele[98] | 27 | Sonkajärvi | Europe
France | Clémence Botino[99] | 27 | Baie-Mahault | Europe
Germany | Aleksandra Modić[100] | 24 | Wetzlar | Europe
Ghana | Miriam Xorlasi[101] | 23 | Battor | Africa
Gibraltar | Faith Torres[102] | 22 | Gibraltar | Europe
Greece | Samantha Misovic[103] | 19 | Chania | Europe
Guadeloupe | Marie Hatchi[104] | 27 | Basse-Terre | Americas and Caribbean
Guatemala | Marcela Miranda[52] | 20 | Guatemala City | Americas and Caribbean
Guinea | Makia Bamba[105] | 25 | Conakry | Africa
Guinea-Bissau | Mirla Ferreira Dabó[106] | 27 | Bissau | Africa
Guyana | Andrea King[107] | 26 | Georgetown | Americas and Caribbean
Haiti | Valierie Alcide[108] | 28 | Pétion-Ville | Americas and Caribbean
Honduras | Yelsin Almendarez[109] | 23 | Danlí | Americas and Caribbean
Hungary | Boglárka Hacsi[110] | 23 | Miskolc | Europe
India | Sini Shetty[111] | 22 | Udupi | Asia and Oceania
Indonesia | Audrey Vanessa Susilo[112] | 24 | Manado | Asia and Oceania
Iraq | Balsam Hussein[113] | 27  | Baghdad | Asia and Oceania
Ireland | Ivanna McMahon[114] | 28 | Barefield | Europe
Italy | Rebecca Arnone[115] | 21 | Turin | Europe
Jamaica | Shanique Singh[116] | 26 | Kingston | Americas and Caribbean
Japan | Kana Yamaguchi[117] | 25 | Toyama | Asia and Oceania
Kazakhstan | Tomiris Kakimova[118] | 25 | Astana | Asia and Oceania
Kenya | Chantou Kwamboka[119] | 24 | Kisumu | Africa
Lebanon | Yasmina Zaytoun[120] | 21 | Kfarchouba | Asia and Oceania
Lesotho | Poelano Mothisi[21] | 23 | Maseru | Africa
Liberia | Veralyn Vonleh[121] | 20 | Monrovia | Africa
Macau | Li Mengli[122] | 25 | Macau | Asia and Oceania
Madagascar | Antsaly Rajoelina[123] | 23 | Analamanga | Africa
Malaysia | Wenanita Angang[124] | 27 | Kota Kinabalu | Asia and Oceania
Malta | Natalia Galea[125] | 24 | Valletta | Europe
Martinique | Axelle René[126] | 22 | Le Robert | Americas and Caribbean
Mauritius | Liza Gundowry[127] | 25 | Port Louis | Africa
Mexico | Alejandra Díaz[128] | 25 | San Luis Potosí | Americas and Caribbean
Moldova | Diana Spotarenko[129] | 20 | Gagauzia | Europe
Mongolia | Bolor Bat-Erdene[130] | 24 | Ulaanbaatar | Asia and Oceania
Montenegro | Anđela Vukadinović[131] | 22 | Kotor | Europe
Morocco | Sonia Aït Mansour[132] | 27 | Marrakech | Africa
Myanmar | Yoon Theint Theint Nway[133] | 19 | Pindaya | Asia and Oceania
Namibia | Leone van Jaarsveld[134] | 27 | Swakopmund | Africa
Nepal | Priyanka Rani Joshi[135] | 25 | Kathmandu | Asia and Oceania
Netherlands | Amber Koelewijn[136] | 18 | Bunschoten | Europe
New Zealand | Navjot Kaur[137] | 27 | Auckland | Asia and Oceania
Nicaragua | Mariela Cerros[138] | 25 | Ocotal | Americas and Caribbean
Nigeria | Ada Eme[139] | 24 | Abiriba | Africa
Northern Ireland | Kaitlyn Clarke[140] | 27 | Belfast | Europe
Norway | Andrea Farias[141] | 20  | Kristiansand | Europe
Panama | Kathleen Pérez[142] | 24 | Changuinola | Americas and Caribbean
Paraguay | Dahiana Benítez[143] | 20 | Encarnación | Americas and Caribbean
Peru | Lucía Arellano[144] | 23 | Ucayali | Americas and Caribbean
Philippines | Gwendolyne Fourniol[145] | 23 | Himamaylan | Asia and Oceania
Poland | Krystyna Sokołowska[146] | 25 | Białystok | Europe
Portugal | Catarina Ferreira[147] | 25 | Lisbon | Europe
Puerto Rico | Elena Rivera[148] | 19 | Toa Baja | Americas and Caribbean
Romania | Ada-Maria Ileana[149] | 26 | Bucharest | Europe
Scotland | Chelsie Allison[25] | 26 | Inverness | Europe
Senegal | Fatou L'eau[150] | 21 | Dakar | Africa
Serbia | Anja Radić[151] | 20 | Belgrade | Europe
Sierra Leone | Daisy Princess Mujeh Abdulai[152] | 22  | Freetown | Africa
Singapore | Oh Wei Qi[153] | 24 | Singapore | Asia and Oceania
Slovakia | Sophia Hrivňáková[154] | 22 | Banská Štiavnica | Europe
Slovenia | Vida Milivojša[155] | 24 | Ljubljana | Europe
Somalia | Bahja Mohamoud[156] | 22 | Beledweyne | Africa
South Africa | Claude Mashego[157] | 24 | Bushbuckridge | Africa
South Korea | Lijin Kim[158] | 23  | Seoul | Asia and Oceania
South Sudan | Arek Abraham Albino[159] | 21 | Juba | Africa
Spain | Paula Pérez[160] | 27 | Castellón | Europe
Sri Lanka | Kavindi Nethmini[161] | 27  | Colombo | Asia and Oceania
Sweden | Stina Nordlander[162] | 26  | Kramfors | Europe
Tanzania | Halima Kopwe[163] | 23 | Mtwara | Africa
Thailand | Tharina Botes[164] | 27 | Phuket | Asia and Oceania
Togo | Chimène Moladja[165] | 24 | Lomé | Africa
Trinidad and Tobago | Aché Abrahams[166] | 24 | Santa Cruz | Americas and Caribbean
Tunisia | Imen Mehrzi[167] | 28 | Tunis | Africa
Turkey | Nursena Say[168] | 25 | Istanbul | Asia and Oceania
Uganda | Hannah Tumukunde[169] | 20 | Nakaseke | Africa
Ukraine | Sofia Shamia[170] | 18 | Kyiv | Europe
United States | Victoria DiSorbo[171] | 25 | Pembroke Pines | Americas and Caribbean
Uruguay | Tatiana Luna[172] | 23 | Montevideo | Americas and Caribbean
Venezuela | Ariagny Daboín[173] | 27 | Maracay | Americas and Caribbean
Vietnam | Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương[174] | 24 | Biên Hòa | Asia and Oceania
Wales | Darcey Corria[175] | 21 | Barry | Europe
Zimbabwe | Nokutenda Marumbwa[176] | 20 | Bulawayo | Africa

## Notes

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1. ^ Age at the time of the pageant

## References

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147. ^ "Arouquense Catarina Ferreira é a grande vencedora do Miss Portuguesa 2022" [Aroquense Catarina Ferreira is the grand winner of Miss Portugal 2022] (in Portuguese). Discurso Directo. 12 September 2022. Archived from the original on 27 September 2022. Retrieved 22 January 2023.
148. ^ Marrero-Rodríguez, Rosalina (1 July 2022). "La representante de Toa Baja se corona como la nueva Miss Mundo de Puerto Rico 2022" [Toa Baja representative is crowned as the new Miss Mundo Puerto Rico 2022] (in Spanish). El Nuevo Día. Archived from the original on 10 July 2022. Retrieved 22 January 2023.
149. ^ "Miss World Romania" (in Romanian). 28 December 2023. Archived from the original on 8 January 2024. Retrieved 8 January 2024.
150. ^ "Miss Sénégal 2021 : Fatou Lô de Dakar remporte la couronne" [Miss Sénégal 2021 : Fatou Lô from Dakar wins the crown] (in French). Senegal: Le Quotidien. 15 November 2021. Archived from the original on 8 January 2023. Retrieved 22 January 2023.
151. ^ "Miss Srbije 2021: Anja Radić" [Miss Serbia 2021: Anja Radić] (in Serbian). Zaječarska hronika. 28 January 2022. Archived from the original on 22 March 2022. Retrieved 22 January 2023.
152. ^ "Daisy Abdulai rises from Miss Freetown to Become Sierra Leone's New Beauty Queen". SwitSalone. 22 October 2023. Archived from the original on 29 October 2023. Retrieved 29 October 2023.
153. ^ Andini, Dewi (2 January 2023). "9 Potret Menawan Oh Wei Qi Miss World Singapura 2022, Aura Princess!" [9 Captivating Portraits of Oh Wei Qi Miss World Singapore 2022, Aura Princess!]. IDN Times (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 12 August 2023. Retrieved 22 February 2024.
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155. ^ "Mis Slovenije 2022 je postala 23-letna Ljubljančanka Vida Milivojša" [Vida Milivojša, 23, from Ljubljana, became Miss Slovenia 2022] (in Slovenian). Radiotelevizija Slovenija. 4 September 2022. Archived from the original on 27 September 2022. Retrieved 22 January 2023.
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*  Jessica Gagen
*  Sini Shetty
*  Yasmina Zaytoun
*  Wenanita Angang
*  Priyanka Rani Joshi
*  Gwendolyne Fourniol
*  Aché Abrahams
*  Sofia Shamia
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