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Supaporn Ritthipruek was crowned Miss Thailand International 2023 in a national competition held on Sunday, September 3 at the True Icon Hall, Iconsiam in Bangkok, Thailand. The 25-year-old model currently pursuing her master's of education in learning management will now prepare to represent Thailand at Miss International 2023 in Japan this October. Rossarin Thanadonphanich and Pichayada Phongcheep were named the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Irene Javaherian, Anna Corvino, Patsorn Buddee, Ralinya Tutsirithanada, Patchanan Jantaboon, Kodchaphan Getkaew, Panita Krobbuaban, Kanyarat Saisawat, Worasiri Kotcharit, and Pattaraporn Maolee were all third runners-up. This year's competition marked the first edition held under the new national director Pawina Bamrungrot, CEO of ERM Thailand Company Limited and former titleholder who placed in the Top 12 at Miss International 2003. Reigning Miss International Jasmin Selberg of Germany graced the event as a special gue

The 22 contestants vying for Miss Thailand International 2023 were officially revealed on Monday, August 7 in a press conference held at the Sarurai Hall, Iconsiam in Bangkok. Last year's titleholder Ruechanok Meesang is expected to pass the newly unveiled "The Crown of Hope" crown during the final show this September. The next Miss Thailand International will represent "The Land of Smiles" at the 61st Miss International (Miss International 2023) pageant on October 26 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. Who will take home the national title? Meet the contestants: MTI01 - Emily Weber MTI02 - Jilla Hunkaew MTI03 - Elisha Sangchoat MTI04 - Belle Hengsathorn MTI05 - Supaporn Ritthipruek MTI06 - Titirat Meesaptheeraphong MTI07 - Irene Javaherian MTI08 - Anna Corvino MTI09 - Rossarin Thanadonphanich MTI10 - Patsorn Buddee MTI11 - Ralinya Tutsirithanada MTI12 - Patchanan Jantaboon MTI13 - Kittiyapron Fungmee MTI14 - Pichayada Phongcheep MTI15 - Kodchaphan Getkaew

Following the launch of Miss Thailand International 2023 under the new national director Pawina Bamrungrot, the competition officially kicked off on Monday, August 7. A new crown "The Crown of Hope" was unveiled and the 22 contestants vying for the title were officially introduced at the Sarurai Hall, Iconsiam in Bangkok. Adorned with diamonds and freshwater pearls, the new crown represents success, hope, and opportunities for women, in the lives of those around her and the rest of the world. The event was also attended by former Miss International Thailand titleholders Sasi Sintawee (2015), Keeratiga Jaruratjamon (2018), and Ruechanok Meesang (2022). "Dare to Change the World" is the theme of this year's national pageant whose winner will receive over a million baht and represent Thailand at Miss International 2023 in Tokyo, Japan this October. To recall, the CEO of ERM Thailand Company Limited and a former beauty queen who placed in the Top 12 at Miss Internat

Thailand's new national director for the Miss International pageant was officially announced during the press conference held for Manhunt Thailand 2023 and Miss Thailand International 2023 last March 22. The license has been awarded to Pawina Bamrungrot, CEO of ERM Thailand Company Limited and former Miss International Thailand who placed in the Top 12 at Miss International 2003. Hosted by reigning Miss International Thailand 2022, Tavee Ruechanok-Meesang, the glittering event took place at the Chatrium Grand Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Miss International 2019 Sireethorn "Bint" Leearamwat, Thailand's first-ever Miss International winner, graced the press conference with former national titleholders Sadi Sinthawee (2015) and Pattiya Ponngchai (2016). Manhunt Thailand 2018 Rattanan Sukubon and Manhunt Thailand 2022 Toto Pakorn Rodkhumpiyaset were also present. Miss Thailand International (not Miss International Thailand) 2023 will open for application in July with the a