Malta presents unified gaming ecosystem at ICE Barcelona through coordinated approach involving MGA, GamingMalta, and key service providers.
The Malta Gaming Authority is spearheading a coordinated showcase of the jurisdiction's gaming ecosystem at ICE Barcelona 2026, marking a strategic shift toward presenting Malta's regulatory framework as part of a fully integrated business environment.
Under the 'Make it in Malta' banner, the MGA will be joined by GamingMalta, Identità, Malta Enterprise, and Bank of Valletta to demonstrate how licensing, regulation, investment support, visa services, and banking converge within the Mediterranean jurisdiction.
The coordinated presence represents Malta's evolution from showcasing individual regulatory strengths to highlighting operational synergies across the gaming value chain. The initiative targets operators seeking comprehensive jurisdictional support rather than fragmented services.
"Our aim is to continue positioning Malta as the jurisdiction of choice for operators who value stability, clarity, and long-term partnership. Through this coordinated presence, we are demonstrating the strength of our ecosystem and our commitment to supporting sustainable growth across the industry."
— Charles Mizzi, CEO of the MGA
Malta's Unified Approach
The 'Make it in Malta' initiative brings together five key organizations: Malta Gaming Authority, GamingMalta, Identità, Malta Enterprise, and Bank of Valletta to provide integrated services covering licensing, regulation, investment support, visa services, and banking solutions.
The exhibition takes place from 19 to 21 January at Fira Barcelona Gran Via, expecting 63,783 visitors alongside 589 exhibitors, 294 regulators, and 196 speakers from 186 countries. Malta's delegation will conduct stakeholder meetings and present jurisdiction initiatives reinforcing its position as a forward-looking regulatory environment.
63,783
Expected Visitors
589
Exhibitors
294
Regulators
196
Speakers
186
Countries Represented
19-21 January
Event Dates
This unified approach signals Malta's recognition that modern gaming operators evaluate jurisdictions holistically, considering regulatory clarity alongside practical business infrastructure. The coordinated presentation addresses operator needs for streamlined market entry and ongoing operational support across multiple service areas.
Malta's unified ecosystem approach reflects the gaming industry's shift toward evaluating jurisdictions holistically, considering both regulatory clarity and practical business infrastructure as integral components of operational success.
According to Malta Gaming Authority.
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