Kelley Day

Yet another international beauty pageant amid the new coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic! This disaster cannot stop us from bringing the most beautiful women in the world together.

It was Rashia Suheyn Cipriani Noriega of Peru who won Miss Eco International 2019 but she was dethroned. Her runner-up Maureen Montagne of the Philippines was offered the title but she declined as she is currently a candidate of Binibining Pilipinas 2021, which will crown the Philippines’ representatives to the 2021 editions of Miss International, Miss Grand International, Miss Intercontinental and Miss Globe.

In the end, Amy Nurtinie of Malaysia was appointed Miss Eco International 2019. She was originally fourth runner-up.

Nurtinie did not crown her successor in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, her successor will be crowned at Baron Resort Sharm el-Sheikh in Ras Nasrany, Sharm El-Sheikh, South Sinai, South Sinai Governorate, Egypt on April 4, 2021.

A total of 39 countries are represented in Miss Eco International 2021. Here are the 20 candidates who I believe will make it to the top:

I believe these candidates will make it to the Top 20 but will not advance to Top 10:

• Charlotte Sophie Brooke (United Kingdom)
• Audrey Fortunata Bieme (Cameroon)
• Kristina Shenknekht (Russia)
• Jasmine Kim (South Korea)
• Anissa Malagouen (Reunion Island)
• Vanessa Lapanita (Germany)
• Zehra Naldemir (Belgium)
• Mayuko Hanawa (Japan)
• Paula Astrid Moraga Molina (Mexico)
• Susan Toledo (Ecuador)

I believe these candidates will make it to Top 10 but will not advance to Top 5:

• Barbara Cabrera (Argentina)
• Dayanara Leonardo (Dominican Republic)
• Lauren Imseeh (Palestine)
• Hanna Unzueta (Bolivia)
• Alexandria Kelly (United States)

I believe these will be the winners:

predicted Miss Eco International 2021 fourth runner-up

Steffania Rodriguez (Venezuela)

predicted Miss Eco International 2021 third runner-up

Yasmery Salceda (Panama)

predicted Miss Eco International 2021 second runner-up

Juthamas Mekseree (Thailand)

predicted Miss Eco International 2021 first runner-up

Gizzelle Uys (South Africa)

predicted Miss Eco International 2021

Kelley Day (Philippines)