The International Betting Federation (FIJA) was officially established in Mexico City, marking a new phase of collaborative development for the Latin American gaming industry.

During the 2025 Mexico City GAT Expo, the International Gaming Association (FIJA) was officially established, aiming to integrate the strength of gaming associations from Latin American countries and promote the joint development of the industry. Evert Montero, president of the Colombian FECOLJUEGOS

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