Miss Globe International

Miss Globe is a global beauty pageant group that holds annual events.[1] Currently, Miss Globe is produced simultaneously by three various organizations claiming to be the official organizers. The Miss Globe was first known to public in 1925. In 2010, the pageant was split into three organizations. Miss Globe International, based in Turkey, is produced annually (currently inactive event) by RCA Global Entertainment Co. and organized by Rasim Aydın.[2] Miss Globe based in Albania is yearly produced by another organization, Deliart Association and produced by Petri Bozo.[3][4] In 2016, a third organizer, Miss Globe Group Inc. based in Ontario, Canada also started to organize an annual Miss Globe pageant headed by Albert Xhaferri and Dickson Ng.[5]

Not to be confused with Miss Global.
Pageant Of Pageant
The Miss Globe
Miss Globe International
FounderCharlie See – 1925 (1925)
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersAlbania - Deliart Association (The Miss Globe
Turkey - Miss Globe International (Miss Globe International)
Key people
Petri Bozo (The Miss Globe)
Rasim Aydin (Miss Globe International)
WebsiteMiss Globe-based in Albania official website
Miss Globebased in Turkey official website

History

The three Miss Globe pageants are spin-off from the original Miss Globe founded by Charlie See. Miss Globe was registered in the Bureau of Patents and Trademarks of Washington DC in 1975.[6][7]

The Miss Globe pageant was known to public in 1925, but the Miss Globe International pageant has listed its winners since 1890. In 2015, Pageantopolis and Critical Beauty exposed Miss Globe International's fictitious early years and winners from 1890-1924 and the images had been taken from the archives of the Miss Winnepausakee pageant, a preliminary to the Miss New Hampshire scholarship pageant.[8]

Original titleholders

The following are original titleholders of Miss Globe beauty contest before the pageant was split into 3 organizations in 2010:

YearCountryWinnerPlace of PageantNumber of Entrants
2009 AlgeriaSamah GahfazDurres, Albania84
2008 AlbaniaAlmeda AbaziTirana, Albania83
2007 BrazilHelen Da SilvaTirana, Albania82
2006 VenezuelaViviana Lisbeth Ramos PunaTirana, Albania81
2005 SloveniaLucia LiptakovaTirana, Albania80
2004 RussiaKristina SlavinskayaDurres, Albania79
2003 BrazilPriscilla MeirellesAntalya, Turkey78
2002 United StatesJennifer SchoolerIstanbul, Turkey77
2001 PhilippinesMaricar Balagtasİstanbul, Turkey76
2000 VenezuelaJoan Carolina Chópite SuteGirne, Turkey75
1999 TurkmenistanJana TairovaIstanbul, Turkey74
1998 EstoniaKarin LaasmaeIstanbul, Turkey73
1997 Czech RepublicPetra HlavacovaIstanbul, Turkey72
1996 United StatesKimberly LawrenceIstanbul, Turkey71
1995 FinlandMinna Maki-KalaIstanbul, Turkey70
1994 AustraliaSkye-Jilly EdwardsIstanbul, Turkey69
1993 RussiaPolina VikhovskayaIstanbul, Turkey68
1992 ArgentinaLaura Verónica RafaelAspendos, Turkey67
1991 FinlandMinna KuukkaAspendos, Turkey66
1990 VenezuelaYormery Ortega SánchezBursa, Turkey65
1989  SwitzerlandKarina BergerIstanbul, Turkey64
1988 VenezuelaYajaira Cristina Vera RoldanBodrum, Turkey63

See also

References
  1. "Miss Globe International ©". www.missglobeinternational.com. Retrieved 2011-01-30.
  2. "MISS GLOBE INTERNATIONAL". Bayrak Radyo Televizyon Kurumu (in Turkish). Retrieved 26 January 2013.
  3. "16-year-old from Lithuania crowned "Miss Globe" in Saranda". Tribuna News. 4 October 2010. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
  4. "Hygerta Sako, Ahmeti Proud partner in "Miss Globe"". Panorama Plus. 11 November 2012. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
  5. "Organization". Miss Globe. 2016. Retrieved 27 April 2017.
  6. "Miss Globe International". Beauty Tipshub. Retrieved 26 January 2013. Miss Globe International is ranked among the top international beauty pageants of the world.
  7. "About MISS GLOBE INTERNATIONAL". Miss Globe international. Retrieved 26 January 2013.
  8. Delfin, Rafa (11 April 2015). "Pageantopolis exposes Miss Globe International's fictitious early years and winners". Retrieved 30 December 2016.

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