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Ibarra Chami, Luis Fernando (15.05.1989)

Mexican Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Yucatan, Mexico. Best results: Centr.Amer&Carrib.B U20 2005, gold medal; LIII Campeonato Nacional e Internacional Abierto Mexicano de Aj 2007, tied 4th; Campeonato Nacional Absoluto y Subzonal 2.3.1 Varonil 2010, tied 3rd; XXII Torneo Internacional Carlos torre Repetto 2010, tied 2nd; Campeonato Nacional Absoluto y Subzonal 2.3.1 Varonil 2012,

Stremavicius, Titas (15.02.1998)

Lithuanian Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Kaunas, Lithuania. Best results: European Speed ​​Chess Youth B16 Championship 2013, gold medal; European U18 Championship 2015, bronse medal; Lithuanian chess championship 2015, 2nd; XXXV International Chess Tournament Plunge 2015, tied 1st; IM Panevezys 2016, 1st; ELITE chess tournament Panevezys 2018, 1st; Spring 2019 CCCSA IM Norm Invitational,

Zanan, Evgeny (05.02.1998)

Israeli Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Russia. Best results: European Youth U12 Chess Championship 2009, gold medal; Elllobregat open chess 2019, tied 3rd; FE 4 Vergani Cup dicembre 2019/2020, tied 2nd; He represented Israel National Team at the World Youth U16 Chess Olympiad (2014) and the European Youth Team Chess Championship (2016) Peak rating:

Yegiazarian, Arsen (18.06.1970-20.04.2020)

Armenian Grandmaster (2000) and FIDE Trainer (2011) born in Yerevan, Armenia. Best results: Armenian Youth Championship 1984, 1988 – under 18, 1st; Armenian Chess Championship 1998 and 2000, 3rd; International tournament in Tbilisi 2001, 1st; International tournament in Batumi 2001, 1st; Aeroflot Open 2015 – Section A2, 1st; A participant at Chess Olympiads in 1994

Gholami, Aryan (26.07.2001)

Iranian Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Qaemshahr, Iran. Best results: World Youth U8 Championship 2009, gold medal; World Youth U14 Championship 2014, bronze medal; Iran Men Final Chess Championship 2015, tied 2nd; 4rd IRAQ INTERNATIONAL CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP(OPEN) 2016, 2nd; Asian Zonal Chess Championships 2017 Men Zone 3.1, 2nd; 52nd Iranian Men Chess Championship-Final 2019,

Sadhwani, Raunak (22.12.2005)

Indian Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Nagpur, India. Best results: Felix Cup 2018, tied 1st; 6e Open International de Purtichju – Tournoi Principal plus de 1900 elo, tied 2nd; 12th International Open Palaiochora 2019, tied 3rd; Peak rating: 2545 in March 2020

Kozak, Adam (15.06.2002)

Hungarian Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Budapest, Hungary. Best results: CZECH OPEN 2019 – A – GM open, tied 2nd; 3rd BSSZ-Aranytiz GM 2019, 1st; Mitropa Cup 2019 – Open, tied 1st; He represented Hungary National Team at the Chess Youth U16 Olympiads (2016) and the European Youth Team Chess Championship (2017) Peak rating:

Keymer, Vincent (15.11.2004)

German Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Mainz, Germany. Best results: World Cadets U-12 Ch 2016, tied 2nd; 88. Deutsche Schachmeisterschaft 2017, tied 4th; GRENKE Chess Open 2018 A-Open, 1st; Bamberg-Open 2018 A, tied 2nd; 16e Open de Vandoeuvre 2019 – Tournoi A, tied 2nd; He represented Germany National Team at the European Youth Team

Engel, Luis (14.10.2002)

German Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Hamburg, Germany. Best results: Deutsche Jugendmeisterschaft 2018 U16, 1st; HSK IM-Turnier 2018, 1st; FIDE World Youth Chess Championships – open 16 2018, tied 3rd; Deutsche Jugendmeisterschaft 2019 U18, 1st; Christoph-Engelbert-Gedenkturnier GM-Turnier 2019, 1st; 23. Offene Internationale Bayerische Schachmeisterschaft 2019, tied 3rd; He represented Germany National Team at the

Gasanov Faik (13.04.1940)

Azerbaijan International Arbiter (1964). Vice-President of the Azerbaijan Chess federation. He is considered one of the chess pioneers in Azerbaijan. In 2020 The President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev signed a decree to award Faig Gasanov the Sharaf Order (Order of Honor) for his outstanding achievements in promoting sport in the country. Chief Arbiter at Women World Championship