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Four Armenian Chess Players to Participate in World Junior Championship in Brazil

Talented Young Armenians Set to Compete on Global Stage

Armenia’s reputation as a chess powerhouse continues as four of its young talents prepare to represent their country at the World Junior Championship in Brazil. The tournament, which runs from November 10th to 20th, will see players aged 20 and under vying for the coveted title.

Promising Armenians Gear Up for World Stage

The Armenian contingent includes: * Robert Aghasaryan * Samvel Ter-Sahakyan * Hayk Martirosyan * Shant Sargsyan These young players have consistently demonstrated their skills in international competitions. Aghasaryan, the reigning Armenian under-20 champion, has a FIDE rating of 2600. Ter-Sahakyan is the current European under-18 champion, while Martirosyan and Sargsyan have both won medals at the World Youth Chess Championships.

Armenia's Strong Chess Tradition

Armenia's success in chess stems from a strong tradition of the game in the country. Chess is part of the national curriculum, and there are numerous chess schools and clubs throughout the country. This has created a fertile environment for young players to develop their skills and pursue their dreams of becoming grandmasters.

Tough Competition at World Junior Championship

The World Junior Championship is one of the most prestigious events on the chess calendar. It attracts top players from around the world, and the competition is fierce. The Armenian team will face stiff competition from the likes of Russia, China, and India. However, their talent and experience will give them a fighting chance for success.

Conclusion

The participation of four Armenian players in the World Junior Championship in Brazil is a testament to the strength of the country’s chess tradition. These young players have the potential to achieve great things, and their performance at the tournament will be followed with interest in Armenia and around the world.