China Supports the “One World. One Vision.” Team!

September 1, 2010 By World Chess Support Leave a Comment

93 National Federations Now Support the “One World. One Vision.” Team!

In the past years, China has been ranked among the top 5 nations in the country top ranking list. In the recent years, China is emerging as an organizer for several top-level competitions. We thank China’s support and together with India, they account for almost half the world’s population.
Their support means they cherish the leadership of Kirsan and we hope they will help FIDE to spearhead a further chess boom in Asia and the world.

We would like to thank the 93 National Federations who have come forth to support Kirsan Ilyumzhinov and the “One World. One Vision.” Team!

We will provide you with more updates on the National Federations supporting our team as they become available!
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“One World. One Vision.” Campaign

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We welcome the support of the National Federations of Aruba and Barbados!

September 1, 2010 By World Chess Support Leave a Comment

92 National Federations Now Support the “One World. One Vision.” Team!

We would like to thank the 92 National Federations who have come forth to support Kirsan Ilyumzhinov and the “One World. One Vision.” Team!

We will provide you with more updates on the National Federations supporting our team as they become available!
Gens una sumus
“One World. One Vision.” Campaign

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Chess to Become Part of the School Curriculum in Vietnam!

August 31, 2010 By World Chess Support Leave a Comment

The FIDE President , Head of Kalmykia Kirsan Ilyumzhinov arrived in Vietnam on a working visit. At the airport Thang Shon Niat he was met by the President of the country Nguyen Minh Triet, the Secretary of the City Council Le Thanh Hai and the Mayor of Ho Chi Minh Le Hoang Quan as well as high officials of the President’s Administration and Foreign Ministry.

The President’s programme has been very tight and resulted in very important news. Now Vietnam shall be part of the FIDE Chess in Schools programme. First the wisest game shall be taught in several provinces of the country.
Should the pilot programme be successful, chess will become part of the comprehensive curriculum of Vietnam.

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