Philippines to host inaugural Mister Eco International pageant
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The first-ever Mister Eco International pageant is set to happen in the Philippines in January next year.
Filipino pageant fans might just see history in the making as the country is set to host the first-ever male edition of the Eco International pageant.
In one of the more recent posts on the official Instagram account of the Mister Eco International pageant, the organization announced that the pageant's first edition will be held in the country in January next year. It also announced that it is now open to applicants who wish to represent their country.
The country is going to be represented in the pageant by Kitt Cortez, who won the right to represent the country back in April as one of the winners of the Mister Pilipinas Worldwide pageant.
Kitt's fellow winners include Kenneth Cabungcal, who was fourth runner-up in the 2025 Mister Supranational pageant. Kirk Bondad will represent the country in the 2025 Mister International pageant, while Jether Palomo is the new Mister Pilipinas Global.
Raven Lansangan is representing the country at Mister Pilipinas Manhunt International, while Michael Angelo Toledo will compete at the 2025 Man of the Year pageant. Kenneth Marcelino is the country's representative to the 2025 Mister Cosmopolitan pageant.
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The Philippines hosting the first-ever Mister Eco International pageant comes after the win of Alexie Brooks at the 2025 Miss Eco International pageant. Alexie has been busy since her win, just recently judging the Mutya ng Maria Aurora 2025 in a Fritz Caancan gown.
Alexie has also been busy with advocacy work. Earlier this month, she took part in a mangrove planting and coastal clean-up event organized at the Katunggan Eco Park in Iloilo.
In the caption to the post, Alexie described the eco park as a successful mangrove reversion project that ties directly with three different United Nations Sustainable Development Goals -- SDG 13 (Climate Action), SDG 14 (Life Below Water), and SDG 15 (Life on Land). Alexie also described it as a “local initiative with a global impact.”
Alexie also participated in a 5K run in Iloilo's 2nd district that celebrates love, inclusion, and equality. She also wrote that as the Miss Eco International 2025 and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) ambassador, she champions SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, which was promoted by this fun run.
Alexie also participated in another tree-planting activity () in the province of Panay as part of the Badiangan town fiesta. In the caption to the post, Alexie wrote that the narra trees they planted symbolize not only the beauty of the environment but also “a community committed to protecting our planet.”
Alexie has also been taking part in media engagements, one of which was a guesting on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda together with fellow titleholder Dia Mate.
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