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Martine Cutajar bested over 20 other competitors to be crowned Miss World Malta 2023 in a glittering event held on Wednesday, July 26 at Fort St. Elmo in Valletta. The 23-year-old model is now expected to represent the country at Miss World 2024 while her predecessor, last year's winner Natalia Galea will go to Miss World 2023 in India this December. Amber Debono was named first runner-up while Graziella Debono, who bagged the Beauty With A Purpose award, was announced as the second runner-up. Emily Pace Delicata and Kim Grima rounded out the Top 5 finalists while Briana Cassar received the People's Choice award. The new Miss World Malta is no stranger to pageantry, having joined the pageant in 2016 and participated in various national competitions including Miss Universe and Miss Supranational Malta. Last night's event also culminated with Slaven Micallef being proclaimed the winner of Mr World Malta 2023. The 26-year-old footballer and model will now proceed to compete in

Following months of preparations and pre-pageant activities, Miss World Malta 2023 will finally culminate tonight at Fort St. Elmo in Valletta. Last year's winner who will represent Malta at the 71st Miss World (Miss World 2023) in India this December, Natalia Galea, will crown her successor at the end of the much-awaited event. View this post on Instagram A post shared by MISS WORLD MALTA (@missworldmaltaofficial) The next Miss World Malta is expected to compete in the Miss World 2024 pageant. Here are the 23 contestants vying for the national title: Amber Debono Amber Sant Pisani Brenda Mifsud Briana Cassar Britney Bonello Charlotte Attard Emily Pace Delicata Graziella Debono Jasmine Bartolo Justine Curmi Kathleen Sare Kaya Abela Kelsey Abela Kim Grima Kylee Debono Lopez Gineth Maria Falzon Martine Cutajar Mirea Mallia Naomi Zammit Parnis Steffany Mangion Venice Cassar Zaelle Lautier In conjunction with Miss World Malta, the Mr World Malta 2023 final will als

Natalia Galea has been named Miss World Malta 2022 in a national competition held on Wednesday, June 8 in Fort St. Elmo. The 22-year-old lawyer, model, and actress from Santa Venera succeeds last year's titleholder Naomi Dingli. She will represent Malta at the 71st Miss World pageant. Amy Spiteri and Pearl Maria Micallef were the first and second runners-up, respectively. A total of 27 contestants participated in the 25th edition of the Miss World Malta pageant. Photos: Camille Fenech / Miss World Malta