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| ACP statement of 21 January 2005 We have taken note of Garry Kasparov's recent press release, where he has announced his refusal to proceed any futher with the FIDE title match against Rustam Kasimdzhanov. Given the circumstances surrounding the organization of this event, Mr Kasparov's decision is understandable. This officially marks the end of the Prague Agreement signed in May 2002. For its part, ACP will continue to search for ways to resolve the current uncertainty concerning the next World Chess Championship cycle. To achieve this breaktrough, ACP stands ready to cooperate with all sides who share its concern for the future of chess, including FIDE and Mr Kasparov. ACP Board 21 January 2005 |
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