The UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA) has announced a new MOU with the US state of New Jersey’s gaming enforcement division ‘focused on innovating land- and internet-based gaming’.
The agreement was signed during a visit from a New Jersey economic vision to the nation, encompassing the GCGRA and the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE).
According to a release, the partnership will have ‘an emphases on cybersecurity, consumer protection and regulatory collaboration’.
Speaking of the MOU, Kevin Mullally, CEO of the GCGRA noted that “Commercial gaming is a cornerstone of our vision for diversified economic growth, significantly contributing to tourism and foreign investment […] This partnership with New Jersey’s DGE aligns cutting-edge technology with modern regulatory frameworks, unlocking economic potential while prioritizing consumer protection and responsible gaming.”
The official furthered that “This MOU will drive technological innovation and regulatory excellence, reinforcing the GCGRA’s position as a premier gaming destination.”
