Poland has proposed the EU form a working group to combat unregulated gambling as part of a bid to recover lost tax revenue.
The Central European country, which has held the EU’s six-month rotating presidency since 1 January, argued EU countries should direct their focus to combatting unlicensed gambling.
In a note dated 19 December and seen by Bloomberg, Poland argued the EU Commission should form a working group composed of experts. The note said: “Such group would serve as a platform facilitating the exchange of experience, knowledge, good practices and ideas between Member States.”
For example, the note added, countries could collaborate on the use of AI-powered technologies to combat unregulated websites.
