Miss Egypt
Formation | 1929 |
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Type | Beauty Pageant |
Headquarters | Cairo |
Location | |
Membership |
Miss Universe Miss World Miss Earth Miss International |
Official language | Arabic |
National Director | Youssef Spahi |
Website | Official site |
Miss Egypt, (Arabic: ملكة جمال مصر, IPA: [ˈmæleket ɡæˈmæːl ˈmɑsˤɾ]) is an Egyptian beauty pageant that qualifies delegates to international beauty contests.[1]
History
Early years
The first Miss Egypt contest was held in 1929. The only winner that held the title of Miss World was Antigone Costanda in 1954. The pageant has been sponsored by the hair care company, Pantene since 1986. Many of the winners have found notable careers in television. It also introduced models and actresses such as Marina Papaelia and Iolanda Gigliotti (Dalida).
2012-2013: Absence in pageantry
In 2012 - 2013 No pageant, due to revolution conflicts in Egypt.
2014-present: Face to Face Modelling Agency
In 2014 Miss Egypt returns after two years absence, organized by Miss Egypt Organization Face to face (modelling agency), Let's Take Care of the Planet , the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism, and the Egyptian Tourism Authority. This year's Jury consists of: Fashion designer Hany El Behery, Fitness Expert Hany Abo El Naga, Nutrition Expert Sherifa Abo El Fotouh, 2010's Miss Egypt; Donia Hamed, LTCP-UN Middle East Project Coordinator National Director Dr. Amaal Hassan Rezk, and National Director Dr. Youssef Sahalby, Dr. Simon El Matny, and Dr. Mohamed Tolba.[2] On the 27th of August, 2014, the first auditions were held at Sofitel Cairo El Gezirah Hotel, with 79 girls from across the country, The elimination took part over two rounds with 35 girls selected in round 1 and 20 final contestants are to enter the semi-finals (round 2), which was held at Citadel of Salah Ed-Din,then they participated in the qualifiers on the final round for the title of Miss Egypt 2014. The ceremony was held in Sharm el Sheikh on the 27 of September of 2014. Lara Debbane was crowned Miss Egypt 2014 and will represent Egypt in Miss Universe 2014, Amina Ashraf[3] was crowned Miss Egypt World 2014 and Nancy Magdy was crowned Miss Egypt Earth 2014.
Titleholders
- The following is a list of winners from 1986 to 2011, since Pantene acquired the naming rights and the competition.
The pageant has not been held since 2011
- The following is a list of winners from 1986 to 2011, since Pantene acquired the naming rights and the competition.
Miss Egypt Titleholders since 1986 | |||||
1986 | Hoda Aboud | 1987 | Heba Khalef | 1988 | Amina Sami El Shelbaya |
1989 | Nerin Salem | 1990 | Dalia El Behery | 1993 | Lamia El Noshy |
1994 | Ghada El Salem | 1995 | Perihan Adel Rohiem | 1996 | Amel Shawky Soleiman |
1997 | Iman Abdilla Thakeb | 1998 | Karine Fahmy | 1999 | Angie Abdalla |
2000 | Ranea El Sayed | 2001 | Sarah Shaheen | 2002 | Sally Shaheen |
2003 | Nour El-Semary | 2004 | Heba Ahmed El Sisy | 2005 | Meriam George |
2006 | Fawzia Mohamed | 2007 | Ehsan Hatem El Kirdany | 2008 | Yara Naoum |
2009 | Elham Wagdy | 2010 | Donia Hamed | 2011 | Sara El Khouly |
2014 | Lara Debbane | 2015 | TBA | ||
List of Miss Egypt representatives at International pageants
- Color key
- Declared as Winner
- Ended as runner-up
- Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
Traditionally, the winner of Miss Egypt represents her country at Miss Universe and runner-up for the Miss World. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. In 2010 and 2014, Miss Egypt for Miss Earth will be selecting by separate pageant.
Year | Miss Universe | Miss World | Miss Earth | Miss International | Miss Intercontinental | Miss Supranational |
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1987 | Hoda Aboud | |||||
1988 | Amina Sami El Shelbaya | Dina El Nagar | ||||
1989 | Sally Atta | |||||
1990 | Dalia El Behery | Dalia El Behery | ||||
1992 | Lamia El Noshy | |||||
1994 | Ghada El Salem | |||||
1995 | Nadia El Ezz | |||||
1996 | Hadeel Abd El Naga | |||||
1997 | Iman Abdalla Thakeb | Amel Shawky Soleiman | ||||
1998 | Karine Fahmy | |||||
1999 | Angie Abdalla | Angie Abdalla | ||||
2000 | Ranea El Sayed | Hagar El Taher | ||||
2001 | Sarah Shaheen | |||||
2002 | Sally Shaheen | Ines Gohar | ||||
2003 | Nour El Semary | |||||
2004 | Heba El Sisy | Heba El Sisy | Arwa Yhaia Gouda (Top 16) |
Dina Abel | ||
2005 | Meriam George | Elham Wagdy | Meriam George (Top 15) |
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2006 | Fawzia Mohamed | Meriam George (Top 8) |
Elham Wagdy | Salma El Bassuni | ||
2007 | Ehsan Hatem El Kirdany | Madonna Khaled Adib | Elham Wagdy | |||
2008 | Yara Naoum | Sanna Ismail Hamed | ||||
2009 | Elham Wagdy | Samah Adel Shalaby | ||||
2010 | Donia Hamed | Sara El Khouly | Doa Hakam El Mal | |||
2011 | Sara El Khouly | Donia Hamed | Gamila Idirs | |||
2012 | Fatma Fouda | |||||
2013 | ||||||
2014 | Lara Debbane | Amina Ashraf | Nancy Magdy (Top 16) |
Perihan Fateen | Heba Hesham | |
2015 | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA |
International Placements
- Antigone Costanda - Miss World 1954
- Charlotte Wassef - International Pageant of Pulchritude 1935
See also
References
- ↑ "MISS EGYPT: THE SECRETS REVEALED...". Cairo Scene. 5 September 2014. Retrieved 6 September 2014.
- ↑ http://www.masrawy.com/news/Various/General/2014/August/29/5970363.aspx
- ↑ "Amina Ashraf crowned Miss World Egypt 2014". Angelopedia.com. Retrieved 27 September 2014.
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