17 chess players of Georgia participate at World Youth Championship which is underway in the city of Greece, Halkidiki. After six rounds 16-year-old Meri Arabidze(2288) competing in women tournament and Mariam Danelia have the best showing.
Arabidze won 5 matches from 6 and is on the 2^nd place with 5points, leader of this tournament is Belarus Nastasia Ziazulkina (2284), who gained 5.5 points. Danelia is on the 8^th place with 4.5 points. Natia Jalabidze (2043) is on the 21^st place with 4.0 points in the same category, as for Nani Unapkoshvili (1974) she is on the 20^th place with 3.5 points.

Keti Tsitsilashvili (2266) competing U-18 is on the 9^th place with 4.5 points, Ana hamatava has the same points (1922) and is on the 10^th place among 14 participants. Nana Jibuti competing in U-10 is on the 22^nd place with 4.0 points, Tamar Esadze competing at U-8 is on the 31^st place with 3.5 points. Nino Khomeriki (1812) competing at U-12 gained 4.5 points and Mariam Javakhishvili (1550) 2.5 points.
Irakli Beradze (2242) showed the best result among males, he competing at U-14 gained 4.5 points and is on the11th place. Giorgi Nikolaishvili (2294) competing at U-18 is on the 49^th place with 3.0 points. Beka Pipia (1993) is on the 89^th place with 2.0 points. Nika Volkovi competing at U-16 (2159) is on the 21^st place with 4.0 points. Nika Ghvamberia (1752) is on the 54^th place at U-12.
Irakli Akhvlediani competing at U-12 is on the 46^th position with 3.5 points, Luka Oboladze competing at U-8 is on the 25^th place with 4.0 points. World Championship consists of 11 rounds and ends on October 30.