Turkmenistan Chess Grand Prix Will Be Held in Awaza for the First Time — Starts December 2
From December 2 to 7, one of the largest stages of the 2025 Turkmenistan Chess Grand Prix will take place in the picturesque resort zone of Awaza, at the Seyrana Hotel.
This is the first time in history that a Grand Prix stage is being held in Awaza, making the event especially significant and attracting strong interest from the chess community across the country.
As of now, 126 participants have already registered, including leading masters, ambitious juniors, and promising new talents, the Turkmenistan Chess Federation reported.
Participants will enjoy high organizational standards, a comfortable tournament venue, and the inspiring atmosphere of the seaside.
For Participants
The Grand Prix stage in Awaza offers:
• participation in the first tournament of this level held in a prestigious resort zone;
• an opportunity to earn rating points and strengthen positions in the season race;
• a chance to prove oneself among the strongest players;
• excellent conditions and a high level of organization.
For Children and Parents
Awaza is an ideal place to inspire children to take up chess:
• the vibrant atmosphere of the tournament;
• sea, sports, and personal development in one place;
• a living example of the power of logic and strategy.
INVITATION TO SPONSORS
The Chess Federation invites partners to support the first-ever Grand Prix stage held in Awaza — one of Turkmenistan’s most attractive recreation zones.
Why should you become a sponsor of the event?
✓ A historic moment — the Grand Prix is held in Awaza for the first time, ensuring high audience interest.
✓ Broad outreach — athletes, parents, coaches, sports schools, and media.
✓ Prestige and reputation — partnership with intellectual sport and support for youth development.
✓ Media visibility — mentions in social media, news, photo and video materials.
✓ Partner branding — placement of logos on banners, photo zones, printed materials, video and online content.
Sponsorship is a contribution to the development of the chess movement and the intellectual future of the country.
