FIDE
1 of 1nounthe international organization that governs the rules and regulations of chess, as well as organizing and regulating international chess competitions
FIDE, which stands for the Fédération Internationale des Échecs (International Chess Federation), is the organization that governs chess worldwide. Founded in 1924, FIDE is responsible for setting the rules of the game, organizing international tournaments, and overseeing chess ratings. It also promotes chess as a sport and supports its development globally. FIDE is recognized by the International Olympic Committee and works to ensure fair play and the growth of chess at all levels, from local clubs to world championships. The organization also awards titles such as Grandmaster, International Master, and others based on performance in competitions.
- Many aspiring chess players dream of earning a FIDE title and competing at the highest level.
- FIDE recently announced new guidelines for online chess tournaments to ensure fair play.
- She earned her FIDE rating after competing in several chess tournaments around the world.
- FIDE organizes the Chess Olympiad, where teams from different countries compete against each other.