The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the Gaming Commission of Ghana (GCG) have recently signed an agreement to strengthen their collaboration in the gaming industry. This agreement will help to ensure that both organizations are working together to ensure a safe and secure gaming environment for players in Ghana.

The agreement was signed by the MGA Chairman, Mr. Joseph Cuschieri, and the GCG Chairman, Mr. Kofi Osei-Ameyaw, in Accra, Ghana on the 22nd of June 2020. The agreement will allow the two organizations to share information and best practices, as well as cooperate on regulatory matters.

The MGA is a regulatory body that is responsible for the regulation of all forms of gaming in Malta. The MGA has been at the forefront of regulating the gaming industry in Europe for many years, and has been instrumental in helping to create a safe and secure gaming environment for players in Malta.

The GCG is a regulatory body that is responsible for the regulation of all forms of gaming in Ghana. The GCG has been working to ensure that players in Ghana have access to safe and secure gaming experiences, and this agreement with the MGA will help to further this goal.

The agreement between the MGA and GCG will help to ensure that both organizations are working together to ensure a safe and secure gaming environment for players in Ghana. The agreement will also help to ensure that both organizations are able to share information and best practices, as well as cooperate on regulatory matters. This will help to ensure that players in Ghana are able to access safe and secure gaming experiences.

Overall, this agreement between the MGA and GCG is a positive step forward for the gaming industry in Ghana. It will help to ensure that players in Ghana are able to access safe and secure gaming experiences, as well as benefit from the sharing of information and best practices between the two organizations.