Federación Nacional de Ajedrez de México, A.C. (FENAMAC) is the national chess federation for Mexico, based in Mexico City, Mexico. It represents Mexican chess within FIDE and coordinates official regulations, ratings, and national competition standards. Moreover, FENAMAC supports a wide network of state associations, clubs, and organizers across the country.

In addition, FENAMAC sanctions and delivers major national events and international-facing competitions, including the Abierto Mexicano de Ajedrez “Querétaro” series in coordination with the Asociación Queretana de Ajedrez. These events are typically run as a FIDE-rated tournament and are built around classical chess sections, while also offering dedicated women’s and youth groups. Furthermore, the federation supports a broad calendar that includes rapid chess, blitz, and scholastic competitions through its affiliated structure.

Furthermore, FENAMAC focuses on consistent regulations, fair play procedures, and clear organizer guidance for rated events. As a result, players and clubs benefit from stable pathways into official championships, title norms, and high-participation open chess tournament festivals nationwide.