EXPOJOC 2026 to Address Regulatory Challenges in High-Level Industry Roundtable
Tuesday 17 de February 2026 / 12:00
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(Valencia).- The event to be held on March 25 at the Santiago Grisolía Auditorium in Valencia will bring together representatives of Novomatic Spain, Luckia, FEJBA–Grupo Ballesteros and Grupo Orenes to discuss modern and balanced legislation for the industry.
The next edition of EXPOJOC 2026 will feature a key round table for the future of the sector entitled "Regulatory challenges: towards modern legislation adapted to the sector".
The meeting will take place on March 25 in the Santiago Grisolía Auditorium of the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, consolidating Valencia as a point of reference for professional debate in the gaming industry.
The sector's leaders present
The session will be moderated by Yolanda Barqueros, from Merkur Dosniha, and will feature the participation of Bernhard Teuchmann, from Novomatic Spain; José González, from Luckia; Ana María Pérez, from FEJBA- Grupo Ballesteros; and Pedro García, from Grupo Orenes.
During the debate, the current regulatory framework, the opportunities to advance in regulatory harmonization between territories and the delicate balance between consumer protection and business development will be analyzed. The speakers will also reflect on where the line is between regulating to protect and regulating until the growth of the sector is slowed.
"We have top-level speakers, which gives the table a very high interest and expectation," said J. Ignacio Ferrer, founder and director of EXPOJOC.
Categoría:Events
Tags: EXPOJOC,
País: Spain
Región: EMEA
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