Miss Senegal

Miss Senegal
Motto New Vision to Senegal
Formation 1960
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Dakar
Location
  • Senegal
Official language
French
President
Amina Badiane
Website misssenegal.sn

Miss Senegal is a national Beauty pageant in Senegal.

History

Miss Senegal was existed since 1960 by Ministry of Tourism, Senegal. The main winner becomes national goodwill ambassador of her country. Senegal also has been experienced at some International pageants such as Miss Universe, Miss International and Miss West Africa.

In 2012 Rabyatou Diallo elected to be president of Miss Senegal pageant and had successfully selected ambassadors to Senegal. Las winner was Anna Diouf of Thies. The that year, Pendy Ly won the title of Miss Senegal and planned to go to Miss Universe 2012 but failed after she did not get right to go to the pageant because the country does not sign up Miss Universe franchise.[1]

In January 2016, Miss Senegal rights belong to Amina Badiane as the new president of Miss Senegal. She has evolved over many years in Europe (especially Italy and France) as a professional model. Subsequently, it was also host and presenter at major Italian television channels.[2]

Nowadays, Senegal does not exist at any major beauties competitions like Miss Universe. The main winner expected to be a goodwill ambassador to Senegal and take an opportunity in abroad experience.

Titleholders

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
YearMiss SenegalHometownNotes
2016 Ndeye Astou Sall[3] Pikine
2014 Anna Diouf Thiès
2013 Marie Thérèse Ndiaye M'Bour
2012 Penda Ly Dakar
2010 Tacko Fatim Thiam Dakar
2009 Katy Chimère Diaw Dakar
2008 Fatimata Diallo Matam
2007 Aminata Diallo Dakar
2006 Khady Bâ Matam
2005 Maria Magdalena Diop Dakar
2004 Aminata Dieye Dakar
2003 Khadija Guèye Matam
2002 Marième Camara Dakar
2001 Mame Diarra Mballo Tambacounda Top 15 at Miss International 2001
2000 Mamy Camara Dakar
1999 Aïcha Faye Dakar Top 15 at Miss International 1999
1998 Maimouna Diallo Dakar
1992 Dia Aissatou Dakar
1990 Madina Camara Tambacounda
1987 Fabienne Joelle Feliho Dakar
1986 Maria Diéye Dakar
1985 Chantal Loubelo Dakar
1974 Thioro Thiam Dakar
1960 Fatou Ba Dakar

References

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