Over 35,000 people attended the expo, making it a perfect occasion for international networking. Several meetings and events, including at C-level, were held to discuss and promote Malta as a jurisdiction.

A large number of these people, curious about the island’s opportunities, stopped by the GamingMalta Foundation stand to learn more about what the island has to offer.

Guests were greeted to video interviews with C-level personnel from the Maltese industry where everything from HR to Malta as a destination was discussed. Information straight from the horse’s mouth, so to speak.

They also got to participate in informative discussions on the educational aspects of the iGaming industry, including about the European Gaming Institute of Malta (EGIM) – a joint collaboration with MCAST and the Student Placement Programme. Equality and Diversity in the workplace were two other topics discussed and key on their agenda.

However, the GamingMalta Foundation didn’t only show the world what Malta has to offer but used the occasion to attract even more business, specifically in eSports, which is fast shaping up to be one of the next big niches on the island.

Besides the GamingMalta foundation, several other Maltese companies were present to fly the flag for the country as a gaming destination. Parliamentary secretary Clayton Bartolo also made an appearance, touring the Malta-based stands, receiving briefs on their operations and holding discussions on their plans for the nation.

All in all, the GamingMalta Foundation returned from ICE London with a sense of real conviction – Malta is and remains the home of gaming excellence.