Fez — Moroccan wellness advocate Sara Bahar is representing Morocco at Miss Wellness World 2026, with the international final set for September 27 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Bahar is currently taking part in the competition’s boot camp ahead of the coronation, which the official event platform schedules for 1 p.m. local time at Calypso Asiatique in Bangkok.
Speaking directly to MWN Lifestyle magazine, Bahar said representing Morocco goes beyond wearing the country’s name on stage.
“I want the whole world to discover what Moroccan wellness truly means,” she said. “My mission is to take the rituals and traditions we grew up with and transform them into a message that deserves to be heard.”
Bahar also expressed how she is “very proud to represent Morocco.”
Her professional profile identifies her as an English teacher and communication professional based in Bangkok. She has also presented herself publicly as a content creator, copywriter, and wellness advocate.
More than a traditional beauty pageant
“Miss Wellness World” positions itself around the concept of “Beauty With Wellness.”
The organization defines its approach through three dimensions of wellbeing: physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.
Its stated mission centers on women who combine wellness with leadership, communication, and social impact.
That framing fits closely with Bahar’s message for Morocco.
Rather than presenting Moroccan identity only through fashion or appearance, she wants to highlight the rituals, traditions, and ideas surrounding wellbeing that remain part of Moroccan culture.
The 2026 competition brings together representatives from several countries in Thailand before culminating with the September 27 final in Bangkok.
How to support Sara Bahar
Supporters can vote through the official Miss Wellness World platform.
The pageant website currently features a Voting Hub inviting visitors to support their preferred contestant.
The publicly available information does not clearly state a separate opening time or final voting deadline, so supporters should check the official platform for the latest instructions and timing.
Moroccan supporters can also follow Bahar on Instagram at “@samganbhr,” where she is sharing updates from Thailand and the competition.
With the final approaching, Bahar’s participation gives Morocco another international platform to present its identity through a less familiar lens.