As it has just been announced, Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which is a well-known and recognized independent regulatory body, being responsible for governing all activities that involve gaming on the territory of Malta, has officially recognized and supported the iGaming Education Forum, which is planned to take place during the SIGMA Conference scheduled on 16/17/18 November.
For now, not many details are known, however, it is easy to conclude that the endorsement is a major coup foe people responsible for organizing the Forum – the iGaming Academy, which is widely recognized as the main force providing the expert training and education, for the online gaming industry.
iGaming Academy Director, Jaime Debono, stated: “In many people’s eyes, the MGA represents a ‘gold standard’ for gaming governance in the EU and to have secured the Authority’s support assists our aim to make Malta synonymous with training and educational excellence.”
“Our mission statement is to ‘grow the industry through education’ and the first forum will deliver comprehensive, current and relevant content tailored for any individual who strives to hold a successful position within iGaming. This year’s SiGMA is set to break all records and we are looking forward to bringing a new and dynamic dimension to this successful event.”
Joseph Cuschieri, Executive Chairman of the Malta Gaming Authority, said: “Education and training are fundamental to the professional on-going development of what is the fastest growing gaming sector in Malta. Education, innovation and professionalism underpin our brand and we are looking forward to taking an active part in the first iGaming Education Forum in November.” He also added “As part of this important initiative - the MGA has nominated Thomas Mahoney to head the training division which will further address the need for education within the gaming industry”
The iGaming Education Forum is a three-days event offering the opportunity to experience and share 80-years of gaming experience for all participants.
