DUSHANBE, August 25, Asia-Plus -- Tajik chess player Farrukh Amonatov, who currently lives and being trained in Moscow, has won an international chess festival “Vladimir Open-2006” that was held in the Russian city of Vladimir on August 15-24.
According to information from Tajikistan’s Chess Federation, Farrukh Amonatov took part in the main tournament of the chess festival – rapid chess. Yesterday, Tajik chess player defeated Russian chess player Yevgeny Romanov and became winner of this tournament. .
The source has noted that thought Amonatov lives and being trained in Moscow he always represents Tajikistan in international chess tournaments.
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