Miss Maroc
Formation | 1956 |
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Type | Beauty Pageant |
Headquarters | Casablanca |
Location | |
Official language | Arabic |
Management | Night Star Maroc |
Website | Official website |
Miss Maroc is the national beauty pageant for women in Morocco.
History
The first known "Miss Maroc" representing the newly independent nation of Morocco in 1956 was Lydia Marin who competed in Miss World the same year. Night Star Maroc is currently the owner of the "Miss Maroc" trademark.
Between 1950s and 1970s, Morocco sent delegates to major international pageants such as Miss World, Miss Universe, and Miss International pageants. In 1956 Morocco debuted at Miss World and stopped to compete in 1968. In 1957, Morocco debuted at Miss Universe until 1978 and in 1960 Morocco debuted at Miss International until 1969.
Titleholders
The winner of Miss Maroc represents her country as Moroccan ambassador to promote Morocco's National Tourism and Culture. Traditionally the winner of Miss Morocco would be able to compete at Miss World and Miss Universe pageants. The last Miss Maroc was held in 2012.[1]
List of Miss Morocco representatives at International pageants
- Color key
- Declared as Winner
- Ended as runner-up
- Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
Below are Miss Morocco representatives at International pageants. In 1965 Morocco was debuted by Miss Morocco pageant. The titleholders competed at the Miss Universe, Miss World and Miss International.[2] In 2010s Morocco also attends to some International pageants such as Miss Earth.
Year | Miss World | Miss Universe | Miss International |
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2015 | Fatima El Horre | Chorouk Chelouati | Kawtar Riahi Idrissi |
2014 | Chaima Riahi Idrissi | ||
1978 | Majida Tazi | ||
1975 | Salhi Badia | ||
1969 | Rahima Hachti | ||
1968 | Zakia Chamouch | ||
1967 | Naïma Benjelloun | ||
1966 | Joelle Lesage | ||
1965 | Lucette Garcia | ||
1964 | Leila Gourmala | ||
1963 | Selma Rahal | Andrée Picard | |
1962 | Ginette Buenaventes | Therese Gonzalez | |
1961 | Irene Gorsse | Monique Auglade | |
1960 | Marilyne Escobar | Raymonde Valle | |
1958 | Jocelyne Lambin | ||
1957 | Danielle Muller | Jacqueline Dorella Bonilla (Top 15) |
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1956 | Lydia Marin | ||
References
External links
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