Through Miss Universe Indonesia 2024, Fiza Khan Wants to Voice Environmental Issues on the World Stage

Kapanlagi.com - The final round of Miss Universe Indonesia 2024 is getting closer, specifically scheduled for Thursday, September 19, 2024, at SCBD, Jakarta. A total of 15 top finalists will compete for the title of Miss Universe Indonesia and become Indonesia's representative at the global Miss Universe event.

One finalist who has caught attention is Fiza Javaid Khan. Fiza, who is currently a model and entrepreneur, expressed her hopes after participating in this event.

"In my opinion, I want to focus more on different aspects. Right now, I work as a model and entrepreneur, but I also want to spread about my advocacy," said Fiza Khan at SCTV Tower, Central Jakarta, recently.

1. Focus on Environmental Issues

He explained that he has been running a platform called Green Welfare Indonesia, which focuses on environmental issues, particularly carbon offsetting and education related to climate change.

"I have a platform, Green Welfare Indonesia, we focus on the environment, especially carbon offsetting and climate education," he said.

2. A Greater Purpose

According to Fiza, her participation in Miss Universe Indonesia has a greater purpose than just a beauty pageant.

"The main reason I joined Miss Universe Indonesia is to be an inspiration for everyone. I want to convey to the younger generation that we all have a place in this universe," she said.

3. Contribution to the Country

Fiza also emphasized that the identity of being Indonesian is not only measured by blood or background, but by the contributions made to the country.

"I also want to show that being Indonesian is more than just having Indonesian blood, or just from the background, but it is our contribution to our country," she revealed.

4. Hopes to Participate in the Contest

In addition, through her advocacy platform, Fiza hopes to expand the reach of the message she wants to spread. She believes that environmental issues, particularly related to carbon emission reduction, need more attention from the wider community.

"I hope that by participating in this contest, I can help spread that message further," she concluded.

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