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Cayman Islands Government Strategic Policy Statement 2026-2028
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Cayman Islands Government Strategic Policy Statement 2026-2028
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Message from the Premier:
People of the Cayman Islands,
The National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) Government is committed to building a stronger, fairer Cayman Islands in which every Caymanian has the opportunity to learn, work, prosper and live with dignity. Our vision is clear:
A resilient society that preserves Caymanian identity while preparing our people and institutions for the demands of an evolving world.
The Strategic Policy Statement for 2026-2028 sets our priorities for our country’s advancement. It is founded upon the NCFC Government’s determination to resolve our country’s longstanding problems; unify our people; and to be modern and innovative in our approach.
At this pivotal moment in our country’s journey, we believe this will bring about meaningful improvement that empowers Caymanians at every stage of life, and for generations to come.
The SPS therefore includes plans for exceptional education – not only for qualifications, but as a foundation for work experience and lifelong opportunities. Education must open doors, nurture dreams and inspire us to be persons of character, knowledge and confidence. The SPS promotes learning at all ages, from the formative pre-school years to scholarships for mature students.
Cayman also demands a modern, fair and fit-for-purpose immigration and workforce system – one that secures tangible opportunities for Caymanians and when necessary, attracts essential talent as well. With reform already underway, this balance is possible to achieve and vital to ensuring our economy is both globally competitive and deeply rooted in Caymanian strength.
The NCFC Government’s vision for education and immigration reform is about more than dollars. It’s about having the good sense to build Cayman’s resilience by preparing our workforce for the jobs of the future.
After appropriate consultation with local stakeholders including business owners, the SPS also outlines our plans to create conditions – from supporting small business start-ups to expanding apprenticeships for young Caymanians – in which Caymanian entrepreneurship can thrive, and in which our people can find meaningful work in a more diverse economy.
Together, we can build a prosperous Cayman where every person can stand on their own two feet and reach their full potential.
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