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India In Spotlight: Kashmir To Host Miss World Pageant, Yet Another Landmark Event After G20's Success
Karolina Bielawska, Miss World 2022 (Representative Image)
Kashmir has been chosen as the host for the 71st edition of Miss World, as announced by Miss World CEO Julia Eric Morely during her visit to the region.
Morely expressed her happiness and emotions at witnessing such beauty and thanked the people of Kashmir for their kindness and assistance. The press conference for the 71st Miss World 2023 took place in India's Kashmir, as per a report by Hindustan Times.
Morely eagerly anticipates bringing representatives from 130 nations to the Valley, appreciating the natural beauty and the warmth of the locals. She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the people of Kashmir.
The Miss World crew is expected to arrive in Kashmir in November, with the event scheduled to be held on 8 December, according to Morely. She extended her gratitude to the people of Kashmir and expressed her excitement about returning to the region.
“We look forward to seeing you in November. The show is on December 8. Thank you, Kashmir. You are wonderful people. God bless you and we are looking forward to coming back,” Morely said.
The conference was attended by Karolina Bielawska, the current Miss World, as well as Sini Shetty, Miss World India, and Emmy Pena, Miss World Caribbean. During their time in Kashmir, the trio had the opportunity to explore the region's stunning landscapes, as well as its rich handicrafts and artwork.
The conference was attended by Karolina Bielawska, the current Miss World, as well as Sini Shetty, Miss World India, and Emmy Pena, Miss World Caribbean. During their time in Kashmir, the trio had the opportunity to explore the region's stunning landscapes, as well as its rich handicrafts and artwork.
During the conference, Bielawska expressed her gratitude for being able to visit the beautiful region of Kashmir in India. She was pleasantly surprised by its breathtaking beauty, stating that it exceeded her expectations. The scenic beauty they witnessed during their visit left them in awe.
Bielawska also mentioned her excitement about sharing the beauty of Kashmir with people from other countries, as well as her friends and family. She expressed her desire to bring them to India and show them the wonders of places like Kashmir, Delhi, and Mumbai.
This was her third visit to India, and she emphasized that each time she comes, she discovers something new. She also praised the diverse culture of India and the warm hospitality that is common throughout the country.
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