Miss World Bolivia Vanessa Kraljevic remains committed to expanding educational opportunity. This week she met with Beatriz García, Bolivia’s Minister of Education.

Minister García, an economist, educator, and advocate for inclusive education, welcomed Vanessa for a meeting to discuss the current challenges and opportunities within Bolivia’s education system, as well as ways to enhance access to quality learning for students across the country. 

During the meeting, Vanessa shared details of her social initiative, The Right to Real Education, and highlighted the project’s recent achievement of securing a donation of 20,000 scholarships from a leading education company. The scholarships are expected to benefit students from vulnerable communities, helping to break down barriers to education and empower youth nationally.

The two leaders also explored strategies for expanding the project’s reach and impact, strengthening its potential to serve as a sustainable model for community-based educational support in Bolivia.

In addition to her advocacy work, Vanessa visited the city of La Paz, renowned for its dramatic Andean setting and rich cultural heritage. Her itinerary also included an in-depth interview with Radio Codes, one of Bolivia’s most listened-to and respected radio and streaming platforms, where she discussed education, social impact, and youth empowerment.

Through her work with The Right to Real Education and her dialogue with top policymakers, Vanessa Kraljevic continues to demonstrate how the Miss World platform can contribute to meaningful social change, reinforcing the transformative power of purpose and public service.