54 Miss Eco International 2019 candidates competing in Cairo, Egypt

Formerly known as Miss Eco Queen and Miss Eco Universe, Miss Eco International was formed in 2015 by Dr. Amal Rezk. She collaborated 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

Cynthia Thomalla of the Philippines won Miss Eco International 2018 at the Cairo Opera Theater in Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt on April 27, 2018. The respective first, second, third and fourth runners-up were Astira Intan Vernadeina of Indonesia, Nguyen Thu Dung of Vietnam and Glennys Dayana Medina Segura of Costa Rica.

Nguyen later gave up her position so Medina became the new third runner-up. Daiane Garcia Savi of Brazil, who finished in the Top 10, became the new fourth runner-up.

Miss Eco International 2019

On March 29, 2019, Thomalla will crown her successor at Al Masa Capital in Cairo. It is the fifth edition of the international beauty pagaent.

There are 54 women competing for the Miss Eco International 2019 crown. Here are the candidates:

1. Alba Bajrami (Albania)
2. Lucy Barreto (Argentina)
3. Marta Baghdasaryan (Armenia)
4. Carolyn Collinda (Aruba)
5. Kristina Sergeyevna Tolmacheva (Bashkortostan)
6. Karolina Vladimirovna Chernoshey (Belarus)
7. Nora Ventriglia (Belgium)
8. Nimeyra Flores Hurtado (Bolivia)
9. Tainá Laydner Fiore (Brazil)
10. Sasha Lombardi (Canada)
11. Ying Fu (China)
12. Jessica Melania González Monge (Costa Rica)
13. Mariana Pietersz (Curacao)
14. Raimonda Gečaitė (Denmark)
15. Jocelyn Daniela Mieles Zambrano (Ecuador)
16. Farah Shabaan (Egypt)
17. Katia Stefany Lobos Traheta (El Salvador)
18. Karine Martovicz (Fernando de Noronha)
19. Marika Eerola (Finland)
20. Chloé Jovenin (France)
21. Dana Wiebke Schäfer (Germany)
22. Maria Psilou (Greece)
23. Elísa Gróa Steinþórsdóttir (Iceland)
24. Simran Kaur Saunta (India)
25. Ratu Vashti Annisa (Indonesia)
26. Nai Tomita (Japan)
27. Azaliya Azamatovna Duyshenalieva (Kyrgyzstan)
28. Amy Nur Tinie Bt Abdul Aziz (Malaysia)
29. Amber Korimdun (Mauritius)
30. Melissa Giselle de Anda García (Mexico)
31. Ana Miljanić (Montenegro)
32. Keilla Cesária D’Leonardo Nhantumbo (Mozambique)
33. Thyne Thu Thu Thwe (Myanmar)
34. Muna Gauchan (Nepal)
35. Maritte Van Houten (Netherlands)
36. Irene Camacho Azcona (Paraguay)
37. Rashia Suheyn Cipriani Noriega (Peru)
38. Maureen Ann Hiwatig Montagne (Philippines)
39. Agata Chrośniak (Poland)
40. Ana Machado (Portugal)
41. Ciara Marie Rosendo Martínez (Puerto Rico)
42. Darya Alekseyevna Balabanova (Russia)
43. Andrijana Savić (Serbia)
44. Anna Yang Mehmeh (Singapore)
45. Melisa Hrapić Cvetko (Slovenia)
46. Bianca Rautenbach (South Africa)
47. Jo Ju-hyeon (South Korea)
48. Carolay Fumero Deniz (Spain)
49. Cat Arthitiya (Thailand)
50. Haifa Ghedir (Tunisia)
51. Diana Voliakova (Ukraine)
52. Jordan Elizabeth (United States)
53. Yara de los Ángeles de León Arévalo (Venezuela)
54. Alice Siyakangelana (Zimbabwe)