The Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina organization hosted the coronation ceremony for the 2021 edition in Lukavac on 17th September 2021 where, Adne Biber was crowned as Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina 2021. She will be representing Bosnia & Herzegovina at the 70th Miss World pageant.

Adna Biber from Sarajevo was crowned as the most beautiful girl in Bosnia and Herzegovina as she bested 18 girls for the title. Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina 2021 Adne Biber’s court includes –

First runner-up: Andela Glišic from Zvornik

Second runner-up: Sara Dangubic from Ljubinje

Apart from the court, the organization also awarded the divas with some special awards where, Miss EMI magazine was Inja Ponjavc from Bosanska Gradiška, Tamara Banjac from Ribnik won Miss Boarding School, Miss Televouting was won by Mihalea Majstorovic from Srbac, and Miss Photogenic was Ivona Šakotic from Bileca, while Jasmina Krilic from Mostar was named the most charming girl.

This year's Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina pageant took place in a festive atmosphere, considering that it is the 25th pageant of the most beautiful girl in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As always, the Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina Directorate promotes socially useful topics, so this year they put emphasis on the promotion of raising environmental awareness and especially the problem of illegal landfills in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The action is called ‘We love nature - stop wild dumps’. They also talked about interesting destinations in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the promotion of domestic tourism.

Adne succeeds Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina 2019 Ivana Ladan for the title. Ivana represented Bosnia & Herzegovina at Miss World 2019 where she was placed among the Top 4 finalists for the Miss World Top Model title and her performance was highly appreciated.

Adne Biber will soon be heading to represent Bosnia & Herzegovina at the Miss World 2021 pageant. Miss World 2021 will be the 70th edition of the Miss World pageant to be held on December 16, 2021 at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica will crown her successor at the end of the event.