Azerbaijani Chess Championship

The Azerbaijani Chess Championship is usually held in Baku, Azerbaijan. It is organised by the Azerbaijan Chess Federation (ACF). The first championship was played in 1934, when Azerbaijan was a part of the Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic. Championships were held sporadically in the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic until 1945, when they became contested every year; this has continued today in independent Azerbaijan.

Winners
YearCityMen's winner
1992BakuRaouf Gadjily
1993BakuRahim Gasimov
1994BakuRaouf Gadjily
1995BakuAzer Mirzoev
1996BakuSarhan Guliev
1997BakuAidyn Guseinov
1998BakuRufat Bagirov
1999BakuMagomed Zulfugarli
2000BakuAzer Mirzoev
2001BakuShakhriyar Mamedyarov[1]
2002BakuShakhriyar Mamedyarov[1]
2003BakuRauf Mamedov[2]
2004BakuRauf Mamedov[3]
2006BakuRauf Mamedov
2007BakuElmir Guseinov[4]
2008BakuRauf Mamedov
2009BakuRashad Babaev
2010BakuEltaj Safarli[5]
2011BakuNidjat Mamedov[6][7]
2012BakuVugar Rasulov[8]
2013BakuZaur Mammadov[9][10]
2014BakuUlvi Bajarani[11]
2015BakuRauf Mamedov
2016BakuEltaj Safarli
2017BakuNijat Abasov
2018BakuAbdulla Gadimbayli
2019BakuMahammad Muradli
2021NakhchivanVasif Durarbayli
2022NakhchivanMahammad Muradli
2023 Baku Vasif Durarbayli
YearCityWomen's winner
2001BakuZeinab Mamedyarova
2002BakuFiruza Velikhanli[12]
2003BakuTurkan Mamedyarova[13]
2004BakuAfag Khudaverdiyeva[14]
2005
2006BakuKhayala Isgandarova[15]
2007BakuZeinab Mamedyarova[16]
2008BakuZeinab Mamedyarova[17]
2009BakuNarmin Kazimova[18]
2010BakuTurkan Mamedyarova[19]
2011BakuTurkan Mamedyarova[20]
2012BakuTurkan Mamedyarova[21]
2013BakuKhayala Abdulla[22][23]
2014BakuAytan Amrayeva[24]
2015BakuZeinab Mamedyarova[25]
2016BakuNarmin Kazimova
2017BakuGunay Mammadzada
2018BakuKhanim Balajayeva
2019BakuGunay Mammadzada
2020BakuKhanim Balajayeva
2021 Nakhchivan Gulnar Mammadova
2022BakuGovhar Beydullayeva
2023BakuGovhar Beydullayeva

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