AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCayman Forward Initiative: Premier André Ebanks says the programme is meant to prevent costly planning “missteps” by improving communication and setting binding timelines before disputes escalate into legal clashes. Health Reform: Government has launched a landmark legislative reform programme to modernise Cayman’s health laws, with town halls and a 28-day public consultation starting 21 August. Team Cayman at Glasgow 2026: Cayman athletes kept momentum going, including breaking national relay records twice in the Mixed 4x100 freestyle and adding more strong swimming and gymnastics performances. Community Well-Being: Cayman First continued quarterly support for health and youth, including a wellness fair with local health partners and a Savannah branch customer appreciation day with screenings and family activities. Sports Infrastructure: The ministry broke ground on the long-awaited $3.5M Cayman Islands Aquatic Centre to expand learn-to-swim, water safety, and training for swimmers and water sports. Education Access: UCCI opened Fall 2026 admissions and registration, urging applications ahead of the 31 July scholarship deadline. Regional Resilience Finance: CCRIF SPC’s board met under new Chair Saundra Bailey and approved its Strategic Plan to 2030, with Deputy Chair Dr. Michael Gayle joining. Pirates Week 2026: The national festival returns with the theme “Spirits, Gold and Glory,” with dates set for Cayman Brac (30–31 Oct), Grand Cayman (6–14 Nov), and Little Cayman (20–21 Nov).
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