“We are in a different phase. Since the beginning of the year, we have been a regulated sector, endorsed by the federal government and that acts proactively to generate taxes and jobs for the country,” explained the president of ANJL, Plínio Lemos Jorge.
“It was time to change, to alter our identity so that it would reflect our commitment to ethical, transparent and constitutional action,” he concluded.
The change in the Association's social profile has already taken place. The website is already undergoing maintenance to receive the new identity. According to the president, the members' expectation is to consolidate the entity as a national reference in issues related to responsible gambling.
“We believe that entertainment should be safe and sustainable. Therefore, we support initiatives that prevent compulsive gambling, protect minors and promote awareness-raising actions on responsible gambling. The new identity reflects this commitment and reinforces the seriousness with which we conduct our activities”, highlighted Plínio.
The ANJL currently brings together 21 major companies from the country's regulated gambling sector.
Source: GMB
