Umm Al-Fahm Chess Academy Holds Puzzle Competition for Global Event Prep
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Umm Al-Fahm Chess Academy hosted its first chess puzzle competition for 24 students, preparing them for national and international events, including the 2027 World Chess Puzzle Championship in Germany. Dr. Baz Einat, President of the German Chess Congress, attended, awarding prizes and honoring student Nada Khalaf for her past achievements. Students are also preparing for a tournament in Kfar Saba and a local event planned for year-end.
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- Umm Al-Fahm Chess Academy held its first puzzle competition for 24 students.
- The event prepares students for national finals and the 2027 World Chess Puzzle Championship in Germany.
- Dr. Baz Einat, President of the German Chess Congress, attended and awarded prizes.
- Nada Khalaf was honored for her previous World Cup achievements in Germany.
- Students will compete in Kfar Saba next month and a local tournament is planned for year-end.
The Umm Al-Fahm Chess Academy, operating out of the Community Center, Umm Al-Fahm Municipality, organized its first-ever chess puzzle-solving competition for 24 students. The event, held in collaboration with Dr. Baz Einat, President of the German Chess Congress, aims to enhance students' analytical and strategic thinking skills.
This competition is part of a broader training program designed to prepare students for the national finals and the 2027 World Chess Puzzle Championship in Magdeburg, Germany. The event showcased the students' progress and dedication to the sport, with Dr. Einat expressing admiration for their abilities and the academy's efforts in nurturing young talent.
Dr. Einat presented awards to the winners and specially honored student Nada Khalaf with a personalized copy of his chess puzzle book for her past achievements in World Cup events in Germany. Youssef Hussam Abu Zeina secured first place, followed by Abdul Ilah Abu Wasel in second, and Shatha Mohammed Mahajna in third. Aleen Raed Jabareen and Layan Fayez Ammar tied for fourth place.
Looking ahead, the academy's students are preparing for an upcoming chess tournament in Kfar Saba next month. The Community Center, Umm Al-Fahm Municipality also plans to host a local chess tournament by the end of the year. These initiatives underscore the center's commitment to investing in young talent, providing professional training, and fostering opportunities for local and international competition, aiming to boost Umm Al-Fahm's profile in chess.
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