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Anand Balances FIDE Presidential Duties With Competitive Chess at Global Chess League

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Viswanathan Anand is currently navigating a dual role as interim FIDE President and active competitive chess player. The Indian Grandmaster is representing Alaskan Knights in the Global Chess League while simultaneously overseeing the administration of world chess's governing body. Despite the added burden of lengthy meetings and organizational responsibilities, Anand insists his desire to win at the board remains undiminished. He credits his experience and established routine for helping him manage administrative duties alongside family commitments and competitive play.

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