Media Accreditation Opens for FIDE Chess Olympiad 2026 in Samarkand

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The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has officially opened media accreditation for three major chess events happening in 2026. Journalists, photographers, writers, and online media representatives can now apply to cover the prestigious tournaments and congress in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

Major FIDE Events in 2026

FIDE will organize the following events in September 2026:

3rd FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities

Dates: September 10-17, 2026

46th FIDE Chess Olympiad

Dates: September 15-27, 2026

FIDE Congress

Dates: September 19-28, 2026

All events will take place in the historic city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

The Biggest Team Event in Chess

The FIDE Chess Olympiad is one of the most important and exciting tournaments in the chess world. Every two years, national teams from different countries compete under their national flags in a battle for glory.

Top grandmasters, rising young stars, and talented players from around the world come together to represent their nations. The Olympiad is known for its intense team battles, unforgettable moments, and international chess spirit.

Media Accreditation Now Open

FIDE has invited media professionals from around the world to apply for accreditation. This includes:

  • Written press
  • Online media
  • Photographers
  • Writers and reporters
  • Media teams from FIDE National Federations

Accredited media members will receive onsite badges during the events. Applicants must present a valid travel document with a photo to collect their accreditation.

Comfortable Media Facilities

The organizers have promised a professional and comfortable working environment for all accredited media representatives. Journalists and photographers will receive facilities and services similar to other major FIDE events.

Official Links

Media Registration Form

https://chessolympiad2026.fide.com/accreditation-for-media

Official Websites

FIDE is looking forward to worldwide media coverage for these prestigious chess events in Uzbekistan.


Photos: FIDE_Chess
Source: FIDE CHESS NEWS


 

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