TIRANA, Sept 28 – Albania will hold this Saturday for the third year the 2006 Miss Globe International beauty contest, this time in the ancient town of Butrinti in southernmost Albanian district of Saranda. Some 40 girls from across the world will contest for the title. Miss Globe International, also known as Miss Globe, is a beauty pageant which is annually held in eastern Mediterranean region. This is the third time that Albania is hosting the event on its soil.
Tanzania’s Miss Jamila Munisi banks on Tanzanians’ support for the contest. She has asked Tanzanians to pray for her so that she wins in her contest. Jamila said that the change of climate has not affected her in any way. According to Jamila, the event organizers are very cooperative and that favourism has no place there. ”The situation has encouraged me to win the title, I have all the criteria and qualifications. No one can stop me,” said Jamila. ”What I need from my fellow Tanzanians is to give me their support and pray for me. I am sure God would consider your prayers and enable me clinch the title,” she concluded.
Miss Globe International contest to take place in Albania
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