51 Miss Eco International 2018 candidates competing in Cairo, Egypt

Formerly known as Miss Eco Queen and Miss Eco Universe, Miss Eco International was launched in 2015. It was formed by Dr. Amal Rezk in collaboration with Let’s Take Care of the Planet (LTCP), a United Nations’ project launched in Brazil in response to the United Nations’ Decade of Education for Sustainable Development.

Miss Eco International 2018

The Miss Eco International 2018 coronation ceremony will be held at the Marquee Theatre in Cairo, Egypt on April 27, 2018. It is the fourth edition of the international beauty pageant based in Egypt.

On April 14, 2017, Amber Bernachi of Canada was crowned Miss Eco International 2017. The respective first, second, third and fourth runners-up were Anzhelika Tahir of Pakistan, Fenne Verrecas of Belgium, Nguyen Thi Thanh of Vietnam and Anastasia Kaptsiuh of Belarus.

There are 51 women competing for the Miss Eco International 2018 crown. Here are the candidates:

1. Bashkiria: Regina Mukhamadieva
2. Belarus: Maryna Famina
3. Belgium: Lore Ven
4. Bolivia: Wendy Saavedra Franco
5. Brazil: Daiane Garcia Savi
6. Bulgaria: Lina Carter
7. Canada: Alyssa Boston
8. China: Zhao Yuanxin
9. Colombia: Lina Daniela Daza Contreras
10. Costa Rica: Glennys Dayana Medina Segura
11. Dominican Republic: Perla Mabel Vasquez Diaz
12. Ecuador: Diana Aracelly Palacios Morales
13. Egypt: Hadeer Tariq
14. Fernando de Noronha: Vivianne Felix da Silva
15. France: Pauline Leulteuy
16. Germany: Mariella Ruck
17. Ghana: Veronica Sarfo Adu Nti
18. Haiti: Cassandre Joseph
19. India: Naseema Arewale
20. Indonesia: Astira Intan Vernadeina
21. Japan: Arisa Katsumoto
22. Lebanon: Cedra Khadra
23. Malaysia: Adriana Anak Terrence
24. Mauritius: Marie-Désirée Sabrina Laetitia Bègue
25. Mexico: Mara Orduño Arce
26. Montenegro: Aida Redzovic
27. Myanmar: Kha Kha San
28. Nepal: Maunata Lama
29. Netherlands: Judith de Wilde de Ligny
30. Nigeria: Omoye Blessing Akhigbe
31. Pakistan: Diya Ali
32. Panama: Melanie Eileen Ulloa Acosta
33. Peru: Kelly Poldy Rivera Kroll
34. Philippines: Cynthia Magpatoc Thomalla
35. Poland: Karina Pochwala
36. Portugal: Priscila da Silva Alves
37. Russia: Kseniya Olegovna Klepikova
38. Serbia: Hristina Vujinović
39. Slovenia: Tamara Fišter
40. South Africa: Izelle Jansen van Vuuren
41. South Sudan: Amelia Aboud Michael Sky
42. Spain: Sara Torres Trujillo
43. Suriname: Kimberley Naarendorp de Randamie
44. Thailand: Natascha Pedersen
45. Tunisia: Zoubeida Hentati
46. Tuva: Shoraana Ondar
47. Uruguay: Fiorella Marzano Machado
48. United States: Jessica Jewel VanGaalen
49. Venezuela: Leix Montilla Collins
50. Vietnam: Nguyễn Thư Dung
51. Zambia: Katrina Ketty Kabaso