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'''Fatemeh Parisa Movaghar''' (born  in  [[Tehran]] [[Iran]]) is a [[chess]] [[expert]] and [[author]] .

During the war between [[Iraq]] and [[Iran]] she moved to [[France]] at 11 with her family. Later she became a [[chess]] player in [[French Chess Federation]] . Parisa  is the author of 8 books on a variety of [[chess]] , [[photography]] and  [[poet]]  (CD-DVD-Book) . She's   is a monthly columnist and feature writer for Le Parisien , Pariscope and l'Officiel des Spectacles. Parisa  was again named Chess Journalist  in [[2018]] she was listed by the French Chess Federation among the top 100 active  players .

By  [[April]]  [[2018]], the new Tech team had qualified for the Final Four of Maisons-Alfort Tour  Chess and continued to qualify through [[2018]].

By [[May]]  [[2018]], the new Tech team had qualified for the Final Four of Saint-Maur Tour  Chess .

== External links ==

* [https://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?event=351043887 FIDE Chess Writer ID]
* [http://www.echecs.asso.fr/ListeJoueurs.aspx?Action=JOUEURCLUBREF&JrTri=Elo&ClubRef=876 French Chess Federation]
* [https://viaf.org/viaf/315950405/ VIAF]

[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:1972 births]]
[[Category:Chess]]