The Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Authority and ADHD Cyprus signed a cooperation memorandum in Limassol on 28 July 2025. It sets out joint education and public-awareness work to help prevent problem gambling among people affected by ADHD.
The agreement establishes joint prevention and awareness work relevant to casino visitors affected by ADHD.
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Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland signed a memorandum of understanding with the Alderney Gambling Control Commission, reportedly on 30 April. The agreement sets a framework for cooperation across gambling regulation, and GRAI chief executive Anne Marie Caulfield said Alderney could provide guidance as Ireland begins issuing licences this summer. The report says GRAI signed a similar agreement with the UK Gambling Commission last April.
Ireland’s GRAI signed a cooperation agreement with Gibraltar’s gambling regulator, establishing principles for collaboration between the authorities. The GRAI said it intends to arrange further agreements as it prepares for its first licensing phase; it is also considering licensing fees based on GGY or a hybrid model and premises fees linked to operational scale.
Belgium’s Kansspelcommissie and Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland signed a memorandum of understanding to formalise cooperation. GRAI chair Anne Marie Caulfield said the Belgian regulator had provided support and advice during its establishment; the agreement sets out principles for joint work.
Ireland’s GRAI signed a memorandum of understanding with the UK Gambling Commission to establish cooperation between the regulators. GRAI CEO Anne-Marie Caulfield and interim UK Gambling Commission CEO Andrew Rhodes signed the agreement the previous week; Caulfield said it would support information sharing and each regulator’s responsibilities. The same source also reports appointments and licensing developments, but does not provide further details of the agreement.
Lotería Chaqueña said it signed a cooperation agreement with Chaco’s Security Ministry and Public Prosecutor’s Office to address illegal gambling in the province. The parties plan to coordinate prevention and investigations, speed up complaints and provide technical, logistical and financial support.