Miss Madagascar

Miss Madagascar
Motto Pour notre Pays pour nos Miss
Formation 1960
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Antananarivo
Location
Membership
Miss World
Official language
Malagasy
Organization
Comité Miss Madagascar
Website http://www.missmadagascar.org/

Miss Madagascar is the oldest and biggest national beauty pageant for women in Madagascar to select the ambassador for the Miss World pageant.[1]

History

Miss Madagascar was founded in 1960 as part of the festivities of the country's independence from France. Rajaobelina Bedovoahangy became the first woman from Madagascar to participate in Miss World 1960. Ever since its inception, the organization of the national beauty contest has experienced several years of hiatus at different intervals. The winners of Miss Madagascar traditionally competed in Miss World. In 1998, Helen Hodgson, a Madagascar based British businesswoman, took over the reigns of Comite Miss Madagascar and brought the country back to Miss World. Today, Miss Madagascar is organized by Comite Miss Madagascar and TVM under the auspices of the Office of the First Lady of Madagascar.

Miss Madagascar 1974

Titleholders

The winner of Miss Madagascar represents her country at the Miss World pageant.

YearMiss MadagascarPlacementSpecial Awards
2016 Christina Harisoa[2] TBA
2015 Hanja Ranjalahy[3]
2012 Tanzia Asmina[4] Did not compete
2002 Nirina Rasoamananarivo Did not compete
2001 Tassiana Boba South Africa - Unplaced
2000 Julianna Todimarina United Kingdom - Unplaced
1999 Tantely Ramonjy United Kingdom - Unplaced
1990 Ellys Razan United Kingdom - Unplaced
1974 Raobelina Harisoa United Kingdom - Unplaced
1961 Jeanne Rakatomahanina United Kingdom - Unplaced
1960 Rajaobelina Bedovoahangy United Kingdom - Unplaced

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