Võ Cao Kỳ Duyên, 20 years old, is honored to represent Vietnam at Miss Supranational 2025.
In addition to her career as a professional fashion model, she is currently pursuing a degree in Business Administration at Vietnam Maritime University. Coming to Miss Supranational, she brings with her a meaningful message:
No matter where one is born, regardless of ethnicity, skin color, gender, or age — everyone has the right to dream and to pursue those dreams. She never let limitations define her. In 9th grade, Kỳ Duyên was involved in a serious car accident that nearly required brain surgery and left her hospitalized for months. At one point, there was a possibility she would have to repeat the school year. But she refused to give up. She returned to school, caught up with her studies, and moved forward — stronger than ever.

That life-altering experience opened her eyes to the power of education. Coming from a humble yet beautiful country, she has seen firsthand the determination of children in remote regions — waking at 3 or 4 a.m., packing a simple meal of plain rice, and walking miles just to attend school. That image remains etched in her heart and continues to drive her mission.

She feels deeply grateful to her family, who, despite limited means, always prioritized her learning — not only in academics but in life. With that privilege comes a great responsibility: to use her voice and platform to help more children access the education they deserve.

Among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations, Goal #4 — Quality Education — resonates most with her. She believes that education is more than a basic right; it is the key to ending poverty, reducing inequality, and unlocking human potential. It lays the foundation for a peaceful, thriving, and sustainable world.
Still, significant challenges remain — from underfunded systems to conflict zones where schools are silenced by war. This is not just a local issue, but a global one.

Through Miss Supranational, Kỳ Duyên hopes to share her story — and the stories of many others — to shine a light on the importance of education. Her goal is to inspire, to spark action, and to remind the world that every child, everywhere, deserves the chance to learn and to dream.