Miss Universe bets from Sweden, Pakistan, Egypt undergo training in Manila

Inquirer.net - Oct 30, 2026

The reigning Miss Universe national titleholders from Sweden, Pakistan and Egypt all flew to Manila ahead of their international competition slated next month in Puerto Rico. Filipino publicist, publisher and entrepreneur Josh Yugen, who is the national director and official Miss Universe franchise holder for the three countries, brought his queens to the Philippines to

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