Sedar, who is ranked number 2 in the world in the under-6 category, secured her place on the national side after finishing second in the Palestine women's championships earlier this year, is participating along with Taqwa Hamouri (1214 ratings), Sara Alhmouri (0 ratings) and Eman Sawan (1847 ratings). The team is making their debut this year.

Hailing from the conflict-hit country, Sedar, started playing chess at the age of 5, which soon became the love of her life.

The ongoing 44th Chess Olympiad in Chennai, India, features thousands of participants, including grandmasters, international masters, women grandmasters and women international masters.