Each Commonwealth Contestant representing their own Country competed against 53 other Nations within their category of Miss, Mrs or Teen. Some countries saw more then one representative with category's for Arts, Culture, Charity, Environment and Education Divisions.
All Commonwealth Title Winners will begin there roles as ambassador's promoting the community aims and objectives of the Miss Commonwealth Pageant in there region as well as internationally.
Distinguished Culture and Charity Queens and Ambassadors:
Miss Commonwealth's Queens are specially styled and distinguished as Culture and Charity Queens and Ambassadors to reflect their purpose as role models and human vehicles for the effective promotion of the honourable community Quality of Life improvement aims and objectives of the pageant.
Miss Commonwealth Euro-Atlantic & Miss Commonwealth International 1st Runner-Up Veronica Khosa
Miss Commonwealth Caribbean Lynne Bennett
Miss Commonwealth Asia-Pacific Attika Choudhary
Miss Commonwealth Africa Amaka Oguchi
Mrs Commonwealth International Alison Jayne Taylor
Miss Commonwealth International Joanna Peagram
Miss Teen Commonwealth International Elisa Bolli
Miss Commonwealth International 2nd Runner-Up Bonnie Cooper
Queen Of Friends Of the Commonwealth Karina Dempster
The Head of the Commonwealth is Queen Elizabeth II. The Commonwealth holds 53 Nations and is One third of the Nations Population.
The ultimate aim is the increased promotion of Quality of Life improvement in the Commonwealth and around the world.
The pageant’s objectives include the promotion of Commonwealth unity, cultural awareness, racial harmony and equality, social inclusion, eradication of poverty and homelessness, education, children’s welfare, family values, youth development, good parenthood, international volunteering, tourism, environmental protection, and fundraising for registered charities and humanitarian and environmental projects around the world.
