Uzbekistanʼs talented chess star, Nodirbek Yakubboev, has claimed victory at the Prague International Chess Festival held in Prague, Czech Republic. Competing in the Challengers section, Yakubboev clinched the championship title with a decisive win against Danish grandmaster Jonas Bjerre in the final round.

The prestigious tournament ran from February 26 to March 7bringing together a strong field of international players. Demonstrating consistent and confident play throughout the event, Yakubboev secured key victories, ultimately boosting his international rating along with his championship title.

The Uzbekistan Chess Federation regarded Yakubboevʼs success as a significant achievement for the countryʼs chess community. This victory lays a strong foundation for his participation in future major tournaments and further advancement in the international rankings.

In recent years, Yakubboev has consistently delivered outstanding performances on the international chess stage, showcasing his strategic prowess and exceptional skill. His latest triumph stands as another major success for Uzbekistanʼs chess school and serves as an inspiration for young chess players.

The Prague Chess Festival is one of the most prestigious annual chess events, and this yearʼs championship win provides the Uzbek grandmaster with valuable experience and opens new doors to future successes.