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Contando con la colaboración entre el Gobierno de Su Majestad, los organizadores del Festival de Ajedrez de Gibraltar, junto con la FIDE organizarán otro torneo magistral Gibraltar, en el cual competirán las mejores jugadoras de ajedrez del mundo.
Al acoger otro acontecimiento de ajedrez de prestigio, Gibraltar continuará con la tradición de apoyar al ajedrez y al ajedrez femenino, en particular.
Desde la primera edición del Primer Festival de Ajedrez de Gibraltar en 2003, casi toda la elite del ajedrez femenino ha jugado en Gibraltar en un momento dado, incluyendo a Judit Polgar e, asímismo a siete campeonas del mundo de ajedrez.
El Hotel Caleta, que habitualmente suele ser el lugar del encuentro para el Festival de Ajedrez de Gibraltar, será convertido en una fortaleza contra el covid-19 para evitar cualquier riesgo para las participantes. En esta ocasión, no habrá otras personas en el hotel durante el acontecimiento. El torneo se llevará a cabo aplicando los protocolos de seguridad sanitaria del gobierno de Gibraltar.
El ministro de deportes, Steven Linares, expresó su satisfacción por poder oganizar dicho desafío:
“Our commitment to chess is clear for all to see and hosting the Women’s FIDE Grand Prix locally just reinforces this pledge. The fact that FIDE has entrusted Gibraltar with the 4th stage of the series is testament to the hard work that has ensured that we are considered a worthy organiser and reliable host. This is in no small part due to the tireless efforts of the team at the Caleta Hotel who have organised and developed the Gibraltar International Chess Festival and its junior version into what are now recognised as world-class events.”
Y agregó:
“We are proud to be partnering with the government of Gibraltar and the organizers of this prestigious chess festival. After Skolkovo, Monaco, and Lausanne, we couldn’t think of a better venue than Gibraltar to host the final event in the Women Grand Prix Series,” added the FIDE President, Arkady Dvorkovich. “It is in these difficult times when sports, as well as intellectual activities, are crucial to society, and chess unites both aspects combined in a thrilling, competitive game. Chess is respected and appreciated by the people of Gibraltar, and it receives resolute support from its authorities, for which I am very grateful.”
