The Malta Gaming Authority has hailed Ghana’s National Lottery
Authority (NLA) for the successes it has chalked 60 years after it
mentored and supported the country to establish it.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the of the Maltese National
Lottery, Mr. Johann Schembriwhile despite hailing Mr. Samuel Awuku and
his team also proposed ways NLA can deal with the activities of illegal
lottery operators which was a topical issue at the World Lottery
Association Conference recently, and expressed concern over the high
commission rates paid by NLA, warning that this development could affect
the Authority within the next few years if not checked.
He indicated that Malta, which had one of the highest commission
rates of 7% in the world is seeking to guard against future increases,
citing countries like the United Kingdom and the United States which
currently pay commission rates of around 6%. They indicated their
willingness to partner with NLA in developing the game to another level.
Chief Officer of Policy and International Affairs in Malta, Mr. Kinga
Ward lauded the recognition by the Ghanaian team they mentored over 6
decades ago and gave them an insight into their game.
History of Ghana’s NLA and Maltese National Lottery.
A simple business trip to an island in Southern Europe over six
decades ago , paved the way for the birth of a national treasure in
Ghana.
The Malta Gaming Authority has hailed Ghana’s National Lottery
Authority (NLA) for the successes it has chalked 60 years after it
mentored and supported the country to establish it.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the of the Maltese National
Lottery, Mr. Johann Schembriwhile despite hailing Mr. Samuel Awuku and
his team also proposed ways NLA can deal with the activities of illegal
lottery operators which was a topical issue at the World Lottery
Association Conference recently, and expressed concern over the high
commission rates paid by NLA, warning that this development could affect
the Authority within the next few years if not checked.
He indicated that Malta, which had one of the highest commission
rates of 7% in the world is seeking to guard against future increases,
citing countries like the United Kingdom and the United States which
currently pay commission rates of around 6%. They indicated their
willingness to partner with NLA in developing the game to another level.
Chief Officer of Policy and International Affairs in Malta, Mr. Kinga
Ward lauded the recognition by the Ghanaian team they mentored over 6
decades ago and gave them an insight into their game.
History of Ghana’s NLA and Maltese National Lottery.
A simple business trip to an island in Southern Europe over six
decades ago , paved the way for the birth of a national treasure in
Ghana.
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