RelatedVideo 10 UNPLACED FAVORITES 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb9jvh_vKbg&list=PLuLvsUxTSOYghDNwYDrZ2UK1RvwgzYJWB Miss World 2025, the 72nd edition of the prestigious international beauty pageant, was held on 31 May 2025 at the HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The event was co-hosted by former Miss World 2016 Stephanie Del Valle and Indian presenter Sachiin Kumbhar, featuring performances by Sri Lankan actress Jacqueline Fernandez and actor Ishaan Khatter. At the grand finale, Krystyna Pyszková of the Czech Republic crowned Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand, marking Thailand’s first-ever Miss World victory. In this edition, 108 contestants from around the globe competed, representing every continent. The competition format began with the selection of 40 quarterfinalists (eight from each continental region: Africa; Americas & Caribbean; Asia & Oceania; Europe), followed by 20 semifinalists, then a Top 8, and ultimately the designation of continental winners leading to the Top 3 finalists. The pageant emphasized its core themes of Beauty With a Purpose, Top Model, Multimedia, and Designer Dress challenges, showcasing social-impact projects and digital engagement before culminating in the 9final coronation. Below is the full roster of participating countries/territories and their respective representatives in Miss World 2025. Wikipedia Albania – Elona Ndrecaj Angola – Núria Assis Argentina – Guadalope Alomar Armenia – Adrine Achemyan Australia – Jasmine Stringer Bangladesh – Aklima Atika Konika Belgium – Karen Jensen Belize – Shayari Morataya Bolivia – Olga Chávez Bosnia and Herzegovina – Ena Adrović Botswana – Anicia Gaothusi Brazil – Jéssica Pedroso Bulgaria – Teodora Miltenova Cambodia – Julia Russell Cameroon – Issie Princesse Canada – Emma Morrison Cayman Islands – Jada Ramoon Chile – Francisca Lavandero China – Wanting Liu Colombia – Catalina Quintero Côte d’Ivoire – Fatoumata Coulibaly Croatia – Tomislava Dukić Curaçao – Shubrainy Dams Ecuador – Sandra Alvarado El Salvador – Sofía Estupinián England – Milla Magee Estonia – Eliise Randmaa Ethiopia – Hasset Dereje Finland – Sofia Singh France – Agathe Cauet Ghana – Jutta Pokuah Gibraltar – Shania Ballester Greece – Stella Michailidou Guadeloupe – Noémie Milne Guatemala – Jeymi Escobedo Guinea – Kadiatou Savané Guinea Equatorial – Estela Nguema Guyana – Zalika Samuels Haiti – Christee Guirand Honduras – Izza Sevilla Hungary – Andrea Katzenbach India – Nandini Gupta Indonesia – Monica Sembiring Ireland – Jasmine Gerhardt Ireland (Northern) – Hannah Johns Italy – Chiara Esposito Jamaica – Tahje Bennett Japan – Kiata Tomita Kazakhstan – Sabina Idrissova Kenya – Grace Ramtu Kyrgyzstan – Aijan Chanacheva Latvia – Maria Mishurova Lebanon – Nada Koussa Lithuania – [No listing; see withdrawal note] Malaysia – Saroop Roshi Malta – Martine Cutajar Martinique – Aurélie Joachim Mauritius – Wenna Rumnah Mexico – Maryely Leal Moldova – Anghelina Chitaica Mongolia – Erdenesuvd Batyabar Montenegro – Andrea Nikolić Namibia – Selma Kamanya Nepal – Srichchha Pradhan Netherlands – Jane Knoester New Zealand – Samantha Poole North Macedonia – Charna Nevzati Norway – Nikoline Andresen Panama – Karol Rodríguez Paraguay – Yanina Gómez Peru – Staisy Huamansisa Philippines – Krishnah Gravidez Poland – Maja Klajda Portugal – Maria Amélia Baptista Puerto Rico – Valeria Pérez Romania – Alexandra Cătălin Senegal – Mame Fama Gaye Serbia – Aleksandra Rutović Sierra Leone – Lachaeveh Davies Singapore – Katerina Delvina Slovakia – [Withdrawn] Slovenia – Alida Tomanič Somalia – Zainab Jama South Africa – Zoalize van Rensburg Sri Lanka – Anudi Gunasekara Suriname – Chenella Rozendaal Sweden – Isabelle Ahs Switzerland – [Withdrawn] Thailand – Suchata Chuangsri Togo – Nathalie Yao-Amuama Trinidad & Tobago – Anna-Lise Nanton Tunisia – Lamis Redissi Turkey – İdil Bilgen Uganda – Natasha Nyonyozi Ukraine – Maria Melnychenko United States – Athenna Crosby Uruguay – [Withdrawn] Venezuela – Valeria Cannavó Vietnam – Huỳnh Trần Ý Nhi Zambia – Faith Bwalya Zimbabwe – Courtney Jongwe Note: Some national organizations withdrew their delegate (e.g., Lithuania, Slovakia, Switzerland, Uruguay), and replacements occurred in cases like Kyrgyzstan and Namibia. Returning nations included Albania, Armenia, Equatorial Guinea, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, North Macedonia, Suriname, and Zambia. #MissWorld2025, #MissWorld, #BeautyWithAPurpose, #MissWorldContestants, #MissThailand, #MissWorldWinner, #MissWorldIndia, #MissWorldHyderabad, #PageantLife, #InternationalPageant, #PageantQueen, #MissWorldFinale, #BeautyPageant2025, #SuchataChuangsri, #KrystynaPyszkova, #HITEX, #MissWorldResults, #MissWorldPresentation