Clarion Gaming to deepen engagement with Spanish partners, associations at ICE Barcelona 2026

• Clarion Gaming announces further commitment to Spanish partners and associations, part of ICE Barcelona 2026’s ongoing effort to strengthen ties and cater to its community of stakeholders
• Ewa Bakun, Clarion Gaming’s Director of Industry Insight and Engagement, spoke about this further commitment in the wake of the 18th edition of the Congress of Castilla y Leon
• Clarion Gaming remains committed to scaling up its presence in key jurisdictions and bringing event formats that are more impactful than ever

Clarion Gaming is rapidly working on the upcoming ICE Barcelona 2026, with the content team now finalizing the at-show Agenda of activities dedicated to the Spanish industry, the event host shared in a press release.

In the updated program, Clarion Gaming will focus on a number of issues that affect Spanish-speaking countries and jurisdictions, including hot-button topics as illegal gambling, regulatory changes, and Iberoamericana cooperation.

There will be extensive networking opportunities made a reality in partnership with ANESAR, Policia Nacional, Jdigital, Acordjoc, CEJUEGO, Club de Convergentes, COFAR, CumbreIberoamericana del Juego, and many other regional associations, Clarion Gaming said in a statement.

Commenting further on this renewed focus, and in the wake of her participation at the 18th edition of theCongress of Castilla y Leon, Clarion Gaming’s Director of Industry Insight and Engagement, Ewa Bakun, had this to add:

"We were thrilled to be able to connect with the key associations organizing the event, in particularwithIsabel FernandezandLuis Gonzales, respectively the president and technical secretary of SAJUCAL."

"The conference is a laudable example of cooperation between the local government that regulates land-based gambling in the autonomous region of Castilla and the private sector that operates 115 gambling halls, over 16,000 machines in bars, three casinos, and 17 bingo halls, contributing 60 million euros in tax revenue to the local economy and generating circa 2,000 jobs," Bakun continued.

Bakun highlighted Clarion Gaming’s ongoing commitment to work with its stakeholders and deliver experiences that specifically meet the needs and expectations of those involved.

"Participating in events such as the CongressofCastilla y Leon and engaging those closest to the sector allows us to gain vital insights into the issues shaping the Spanish market, from regulation and social responsibility to innovation and sustainability. These connections ensure that ICE Barcelona continues to grow in alignment with industry priorities and in the process to build a progressive future," Bakun wrapped up.

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