Samarkand, the second most important city in Uzbekistan, after the capital Taskent, will receive from 15 to 27 the next edition of the World Chess Olympiad, and our country will be one of the 208 that will compete in the Open section
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Samarkand, the second most important city in Uzbekistan, after the capital Taskent, will receive from 15 to 27 the next edition of the World Chess Olympiad, and our country will be one of the 208 that will compete in the Open section