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By Phil - 2. september 2015
The Head of the Chilean Gaming Control Board (SCJ), Renato Hamel, has pointed out the importance of the municipal licences in a round of meetings in Hong Kong and Macau.
The sessions have been organised by the Committee on Foreign Investment as part of Chile Week 2015, a trade and Investment seminar attended by 120 local business people.
The Head of the SJC met with a number of investors, to publicise the casino industry and new processes for the granting licenses at the end of next year. The President of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, has signed into law new regulations, which extend the licenses of the seven municipal casinos in Chile. The new rules extend the licenses until December 2017 in the districts of Vina del Mar, Arica, Iquique, Puerto Varas, Coquimbo, Pucon and Puerto Natales, which all expired on December 31, 2015.
Ko pa te licence potečejo, statut določa, da bodo od tega datuma dalje te občine še naprej dom igralnice za skupno tri obdobja po 15 let, nove igralnice pa bodo prišle pod nadzor SJC. To bo napovedalo številne nove velike igralnice, zlasti ker se številne občinske licence za igralnice, kot je licenca za Vina del Mar, nahajajo na najbolj priljubljenih lokalnih turističnih destinacijah.
Mr. Hamel said that highlighting these changes to the industry to investors was of paramount importance as later this year new processes for the granting of operating licenses for casinos in the seven municipalities will begin. “We expect a large number of both domestic and foreign investors interested in participating in these tender processes, so that there is a high level of competition and strong offers,” he said.
Mr. Hamel also emphasised the importance of the recent amendment to the Law on Casinos, as it “will allow it (the board) to carry out the process of the granting of licences for casinos through more objective and transparent criteria and from a strengthened institution.”
Chile Week is organised by the General Directorate of International Economic Relations (DIRECON) in Shanghai and Beijing. During the week, Chile’s Foreign Investment Committee’s organised a series of activities and focused on promoting investments in a number of business sectors. Chile Week attracted more than 300 Chinese business people interested in learning about investment opportunities in Chile.
