President of Fifth Commission "Of Social Affairs and Human Development", she coordinated the III Social Andean Summit. She finished her period in 2013. Charity Work After winning the title of Miss World Ecuador 2007, Saab began helping children affected by a rare disease called ichtyosis; and her work continues from then on. In addition, she is a member of the board of management of a charitable foundation called Kinderzentrum, an institution dedicated to helping special children with syndrome of down, autism, cerebral paralysis among other emotional problems. Personal life Saab is of Lebanese background. She is niece of the 1971 Miss World Ecuador María Cecila Gómez Buenaventura and her husband, the economist, politician and former Ecuadorian basketball player Nicolás Lapentti Carrión, who was a close collaborator of the ex-President Febres Cordero, National Assembly Member from 2009 to 2013 and, for almost 17 years in a row, Prefect of the Province of Guayas. Saab is cousin of the former professional tennis players Nicolás and Giovanni Lapentti, and 1990 French Open winner Andrés Gómez's niece. On January 14, 2011, in Samborondón, near Guayaquil, she married young Guayaquilean entrepreneur Nicolás Florido. Saab gave birth to her first daughter Alana (named after American professional surfer Alana Rene Blanchard) on October 11, 2012 and to her second one, Alissa, in 2014. References External links Miss World 2007 delegates 1984 births Living people Ecuadorian people of Lebanese descent Ecuadorian people of Spanish descent People from Guayaquil Ecuadorian beauty pageant winners