Mesiud, Amina

In 2005, she won the women's zone chess tournament in Africa and received the title of international master among women for this success ^[1] . In 2006, she won the Arab Women's Championship in Chess ^[2] . In 2015, she was second at the African Women's Chess Championship (won by Mona Khaled ) ^[3] . In 2015, together with Sabrina Latresh, she shared the first place in the African women's zonal tournament and won the right to participate in the Women's World Chess Championship ^[4] .

Participated in the Women's World Chess Championships :

• In 2006, Yekaterinburg lost to Antoanete Stefanova in the first round ^[5] ;
• In 2010, Antakye lost to Alexandra Kosteniuk in the first round ^[6] ;
• In 2012 in Khanty-Mansiysk , Anna Muzychuk lost in the first round ^[7] ;
• In 2015 , in Sochi, in the first round, she lost to Anna Muzychuk ^[8] ;
• In 2017 in Tehran in the first round, she lost to Anna Muzychuk ^[9] .

Represented Algeria at four chess competitions (2002, 2008, 2014–2016). In the women's team tournament in chess African Games participated three times (2003-2011). In the team competition won two gold (2003, 2007) and silver (2011) medals. In the individual competition, she won two gold (2003, 2007) and silver (2011) medals ^[10] . In the women's team tournament in chess Pan-Arab games participated twice (2007-2011). In the team competition she won the gold (2011) medal. In the individual competition won the gold (2011) medal ^[11] .

• Personal card of Amina Meziud on the FIDE website
• Party Aminy Meziud in (English)
• Personal card Amina Meziud site 365chess.com (English)
• Speeches by Amina Meziud at Chess Olympiads