Some tickets were relisted on resale sites for as much as Dh38,581
Mr. and Mrs. UAE international, a popular beauty pageant for both men and women, is back in Dubai, open for all nationalities residing in the UAE.
The pageant is presented by Being Muskaan, an event company founded by Meena Asrani, an actor and model who has worked in the fashion industry for five years. Its goal is to promote confidence, leadership skills, responsibility, respectfulness, and intelligence.
Mrs. UAE International
Have you ever wished to be a part of a beauty pageant and win a title, hold the crown? If yes, here is the chance for you!
This is not about your looks, height, age, weight etc. The pageant is about celebrating womanhood. Mrs. UAE International is open for married women, widows, and single mothers across all nationalities.
Mr. UAE International
There are no age restrictions to enter this competition - you need to be over 21 years old. Athletes, models, actors, professionals, businessmen, doctors or even CEOs are welcome to apply for this pageant!
The pageant’s final day is scheduled for June 26 and will take place at Radisson Red, Dubai Silicon Oasis.
Those interested can reach out to the pageant organisers on their Instagram handles @mruaeinternational and @mrsuaeinternational, or connect on the phone at 050 1815584. For more information, visit www.mrsuaeinternational.com.
Some tickets were relisted on resale sites for as much as Dh38,581
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