On the evening of November 20, Miss & Mister Majestic International 2025 officially concluded with the crowning of three contestants from the Philippines and Malaysia. The event took place at TY Media (Cambodia), marking a season organized with a focus on honoring humanistic values, diversity, and the spirit of cultural connection.
Miss & Mister Majestic International 2025 was held in Cambodia from November 13 to 21, under the theme “Bring the World to Cambodia.” The competition gathered contestants from multiple countries, performing on a stage designed with visual elements inspired by Cambodia’s signature architectural motifs. The lighting, color scheme, and overall stage composition were arranged in gold–black tones, creating a dignified atmosphere for the competition segments and the coronation moment. According to the organizers, Miss & Mister Majestic International focuses on three core values: Humanity – Society – Diversity. These values shaped all activities and communication messages throughout the inaugural season.
The title of Miss Majestic International 2025 was awarded to the representative from the Philippines, Jurizze Nicole Santiago. At the moment of her coronation, Jurizze appeared in a gold-toned outfit and wore a striking crown. Images captured show her holding a large bouquet, a sash bearing her title, and a symbolic trophy. Her bright smile under the stage lights created one of the most radiant highlights of the night. The victory of the Philippine representative reflects the strong presence of her country in this year’s competition.
In the announcement segment for the male contestants, Joshua Salibongcogon, also from the Philippines, was named Mister Majestic International 2025. He appeared on stage wearing a suit, a Winner sash, and holding the victory trophy, presenting a polished image at the moment he received his title. The fact that representatives from the Philippines won in both the male and female categories made the final night’s results especially notable. With both top titles going to the same country, the strong contribution of the Philippines to this year’s competition was clearly recognized.
In the category for transgender contestants, the title of Miss Majestic Trans International 2025 was awarded to Liz Razali, the representative from Malaysia. In her crowning moment, Liz appeared in an embellished emerald gown, wearing her crown and holding a large bouquet along with a sash clearly indicating her title. Her presence added a cultural balance to the winners’ lineup, as Malaysia became the next country to step onto the podium in this year’s list of titleholders.
Although each contestant came from a different cultural background, the competition aimed to create an open, inclusive space where local cultural values are respected and shared through media activities, interviews, and stage performances.
Cambodia’s role as the host country of Miss & Mister Majestic International 2025 offers international audiences greater opportunities to experience the nation’s image through the stage setting, design elements, and communication messages. The blend of traditional cultural features and modern performance style brings a distinctive character to this year’s edition. The stage, modeled after Cambodian architectural lines, serves as a visual highlight that enhances the award-giving moments and the presence of the three newly crowned titleholders.
The evening of November 20 marked the end of the Miss & Mister Majestic International 2025 journey, with the three new representatives smiling radiantly onstage. The titles going to candidates from the Philippines and Malaysia demonstrate diversity in the results and reflect the event’s spirit of expanding cultural exchange.
The message “Humanity – Society – Diversity” was once again emphasized during the closing moments, reaffirming the direction the pageant embraced this year.
