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Miss World Malta 2021 Naomi Dingli is all set to leave from Malta to Puerto Rico for the 70th edition of Miss World which will be held at the Coca-Cola Music Hall on 16th December 2021.
By Priya Bhardwaj · 18 November 2021
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The delegates competing for Miss World 2021 are Joanna Kiose representing Albania, Ruth Carlos representing Angola, Amira Hidalgo representing Argentina, Mirna Bzdigian representing Armenia, Daria Goncharevich representing Belarus, Celine Van Ouystel representing Belgium, Markeisha Young representing Belize, Alondra Mercado representing Bolivia, Adna Biber representing Bosnia and Herzegovina, Caroline Teixeira representing Brazil, Phum Sophorn representing Cambodia, Audrey Monkam representing Cameroon, Svetlana Mamaeva representing Canada, Rashana Hydes representing Cayman Islands, Carol Drpic representing Chile, Andrea Aguilera representing Colombia, Tamara Dal Maso representing Costa Rica, Olivia Yacé representing Ivory Coast, Alvinette Soliana representing Curacao, Karolína Kopíncová representing Czech Republic, Emmy Pane representing Dominican Republic, Ámar Pacheco representing Ecuador, Nicole Alvarez representing El Salvador, Rehema Muthamia representing England, Lucila Benita representing Ecuatorial Guinea, Karolin Kippasto representing Estonia, Rediet Berhanu representing Ethiopia, Emlia Lepomäki representing Finland, April Benayoum representing France, Monique Mawulawe representing Ghana, Janice Sampere representing Gibraltar, Anna Pavlidou representing Greece, Prescilla Larose representing Guadeloupe, Michelle Calderón representing Guatemala, Nene Bah representing Guinea, Itchacénia Da Costa representing Guinea- Bissau, Erlande Berger representing Haiti, Dayana Bordas representing Honduras, Lili Tótpeti representing Hungary, Manasa Varanasi representing India, Carla Yules representing Indonesia, Maria Farhad representing Iraq, Pamela Uba representing Ireland, Claudia Motta representing Italy, Khalia Hall representing Jamaica, Tamaki Hoshi representing Japan, Sharon Obara representing representing Kenya, Tara Hong representing Korea, Phonvilai Luanglath representing Laos, Emilie Boland representing Luxembourg, Jia Ni Yuan representing Macau, Nellie Anjaratiana representing Madagascar, Lavanya Sivaji representing Malaysia, Naomi Dingli representing Malta, Angélique Sanson representing Mauritius, Karolina Vidales representing Mexico, Tatiana Ovcinicova representing Moldova, Burte-Ujin Anu representing Mongolia, Natalija Labovic representing Montenegro, Annerie Mare representing Namibia, Namrata Shrestha representing Nepal, Lizzy Dobbe representing Netherlands, Sheymmis Palacios representing Nicaragua, Oluchi Madubuike representing Nigeria, Anna Leitch representing Northern Ireland 2021, Amine Storrod representing Norway, Krysthelle Barretto representing Panama, Bethania Borba representing Paraguay, Paula Montes representing Peru, Tracy Perez representing Philippines, Karolina Bielawska representing Poland, Lidy Alves representing Portugal, Aryam Diaz representing Puerto Rico, Naomie Nishimwe representing Rwanda, Claudia Todd representing Scotland, Penda Sy representing Senegal, Andrijana Savic representing Serbia, Khai Ling Ho representing Singapore, Leona Novoberdaliu representing Slovakia, Maja Colic representing Slovenia, Shudufhadzo Musida representing South Africa, Bakhita Nhial representing South Sudan, Tyler Theophane representing St. Lucia, Ana Garcia representing Spain, Sade Greenwood representing Sri Lanka, Gabriella Lomm Mann representing Sweden, Julianna Rugumisa representing Tanzania, Jeanine Brandt representing Trinidad and Tobago, Amani Layouni representing Tunisia, Dílara Korkmaz representing Turkey, Elizabeth Bagaya representing Uganda, Aleksandra Yaremchuk representing Ukraine, Shree Saini representing United States, Adisha Penn representing US Virgin Islands, Valentina Camejo representing Uruguay, Alejandra Conde representing Venezuela, Do Thi Ha representing Vietnam, Olivia Harris representing Wales and Vanessa Chinyemba representing Zambia.
By Camilla Suarez · 11 November 2021
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Naomi Dingli was crowned Miss World Malta 2020 and will represent Malta at Miss World 2020 stage.
By Ana Walia · 23 November 2020
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Miss World Malta 2020 delegates are Oriana Abdilla, Sarah Agael, Martha Attard, Justine Azzopardi, Casey Busuttil, Elise Cassar, Justine Ciappara, Martina Cilia, Eileen Cumbo, Carolina Dascal, Naomi Dingli, Andrea Dominicus, Jessica Farrugia, Sharste Galea, Jasmine Gauci, Abigayle Griffin, Tara Ling, Martina Micallef, Marie Pearl Micallef, Zaida Pace, Ella Portelli, Leah Schembri, Victoria Sciberras, Francesca Toledo, Martina Xuereb and Daphne Zammit.
By Priya Bhardwaj · 23 April 2020
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The contestants of Miss Universe Malta 2016 are - Naomi Dingli, Nirvana Avellino, Christine Mifsud, Mirabelle Sultana, Nicola` Grixti, Lourdes Calleja, Melissa Borg, Maria Victoria Mucat, Sara Abela, Jeanelle Camilleri, Andr Ionita, Laura Grech, Clara Cachia, Natalia Galea, Letizia Genovese, Jeanette Cherrett, Martine Vella, Martha Fenech, CJ Baldacchino, Dajana Laketic, Maxine Scerri, Oriana Zampa, Yanica Xuereb and Francesca Mifsud.
By Angelopedia · 5 August 2016
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Miss Malta 2015 has officially commenced with the preliminary competitions and the events happening at full swing. The Miss Malta 2015 finale is scheduled to be held on June 6’ 2015. The twenty finalists of Miss Malta 2015 are - Naomi Dingli, Sarah Mercieca, Ana Klara Zammit Cordina, Christabelle Tabone, Celine Muscat, Jainis Debrincat, Nicola Grixti, Tarniem Eskander, Justine Camilleri, Caroline Bonanno, Letizia Muscat, Nicole Buhagiar, Stephanie Portelli, Yanica McKay, Natalya Galdes, Rhiannon Bartell, Louisa Abela, Erica Aquilina, Nathalie Camilleri and Fabienne Bezzina.
By Angelopedia · 5 May 2015
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