Karachi, Governor Sindh Kamran Khan Tesori met with a delegation from the Chase Federation of Pakistan, led by its President Hanif Qureshi, at the Governor’s House. The meeting also included players from Sindh selected for the Asian Youth Chess Championship and focused on the advancement of chess in the province.

According to Sindh Governor House, the discussion centered around various strategies to promote chess in Sindh, including ways to engage students in the game and provide adequate facilities to players. Governor Tesori acknowledged the commendable performance of Pakistani players at the junior level and expressed his support for the sport’s development in the region.

Chess has a significant historical connection to the Sindh province, and Governor Tesori emphasized its importance. He expressed his commitment to supporting the game’s growth and the provision of necessary resources to help players excel.

Hanif Qureshi, President of the Chase Federation of Pakistan, highlighted the remarkable achievements of Pakistani chess players over the past year. The meeting underlines the government’s interest in fostering sports and games like chess, which can contribute to the cultural and intellectual development of the youth.