19 Mister Friendship International 2023 candidates competing in Khon Kaen

Yoo Beyong Eun represented South Korea at Mister Friendship International 2022 and competed against 15 other candidates at the Aura Rich Hall in Ban Ped, Mueang, Khon Kaen, Thailand on December 18, 2022. He won the title.

Runner-up to Yoo was Kanawach Kueakanchanaphon of Thailand. The second, third and fourth runners-up were Songashim Rungsung of India, Mike Van Doorn of the Netherlands and Leivy Caminero of the Dominican Republic.

Mister Friendship International 2023 contestants

On December 13, 2023, Yoo will crown his successor at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts (FA) Theater of Khon Kaen University in Khon Kaen, which marks the third edition of the international beauty pageant based in Bangkok, Thailand. Bank Anusith Sangnimnuan and “Mod Ex” Pawenawit Pimpasalee will host the coronation ceremony.

There are 19 men who are in the running towards becoming Mister Friendship International 2023. Here are the candidates.

1. Leav Veng Hour (Cambodia)
2. Han Lin (China)
3. Jan Černohorský (Czech Republic)
4. Natnael Mirco (Ethiopia)
5. Bai Hao (Hong Kong)
6. Daksh Chaudhary (India)
7. Justin Stephen (Indonesia)
8. Vaughn Miller (Jamaica)
9. Bounyong Panyala (Laos)
10. Mutalib Mubin (Malaysia)
11. Voshan Aubeeluck (Mauritius)
12. Kaung Sitt (Myanmar)
13. Vince Drexsil Tudtud (Philippines)
14. Alexander Dotsenko (Russia)
15. Jun Hyeok Ko (South Korea)
16. “Sky” Tian Yu (Taiwan)
17. Marko Črnila (Thailand)
18. Andy (United States)
19. Trung Nguyen (Vietnam)

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Mister Friendship International was founded by Joe Kampol Thongchai in 2021. It promotes worldwide culture, global harmony and international friendship across different nations.

John Mark “Migo” de Vera represented Cavite, Philippines in the inaugural edition of the competition and won. On June 20, 2021, he and 17 other candidates competed for the title in an online coronation ceremony.

Runner-up to de Vera was Welligton de Souza of Brazil. The respective second, third and fourth runners-up were Stefan Bradley Alex of Malaysia, Jose Alberto Zambrano of Panama and Ishmael Murangandi of Zimbabwe.