The event will bring together regulators and industry leaders to discuss the future of gaming in Latin America, with the official agenda now released and final tickets available.
With just one day remaining before its start, the organizers of the 10th Ibero-American Gaming Summit have released the official program and confirmed the participation of key regulators who will gather in Bogotá to discuss and shape the future of the industry in the region.
Recognized as one of the leading forums for debate and networking in the Ibero-American gaming sector, the summit will take place on May 5–6, 2026, at the Bogotá Marriott Hotel, bringing together key stakeholders from both the public and private sectors.
The event will serve as a strategic platform for knowledge exchange, aiming to strengthen and harmonize regulatory frameworks across participating countries. With delegations from more than ten countries, the summit will also foster stronger relationships between operators, manufacturers, and public authorities, encouraging collaboration and information sharing.
José Ángel Fernández Siruela, organizer of the event at JAK Comunicación, commented:
“The Ibero-American Summit represents a unique opportunity to promote knowledge exchange that helps strengthen and standardize gaming regulations across the region. The strong international participation will also enhance collaboration between the industry and regulatory bodies.”
Confirmed participating countries include Peru, Mexico, Portugal, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina, in addition to host country Colombia. Marco Emilio Hincapié Ramírez, President of Coljuegos, will also be in attendance.
Leading international companies such as Cirsa, GLI, Sharp Vision, Sportium, Novomatic, Wplay, Oddin.gg, BetPlay, Atomo Gaming, SORA Lawyers, and Ecobanka will be present, alongside organizations such as Alasca, AIEJA, and Invest in Bogotá, which are also supporting the event as sponsors.
Throughout the summit, regulators and industry experts will address key topics shaping the sector in Ibero-America, including taxation, regulatory challenges, and emerging trends.
The organization encourages interested participants to secure their attendance soon, as only a limited number of tickets remain available via the official website.
