By the summer of 2023 a national digital ID card for the Cayman Islands is expected to be in place alongside a voluntary registry.
Liquor and Music and Dancing licence holders will get an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year’s Eve.
Liquor and Music and Dancing Licence Holders Receive New Year's Extension
The Cayman Islands Ministry of Tourism is inviting applications for its annual scholarship. For the past 26 years, the Ministry of Tourism scholarships has been awarded to hundreds of students as either full or partial scholarships to further their education locally or internationally.
The Cayman Islands has maintained its high ratings across the main sectors of economic management, keeping it on par with other leading global economies including the United Kingdom and outperforming many of its regional and other international counterparts.
A motion tabled in Parliament proposing referendums on a national lottery and decriminalisation of marijuana has sparked a newly intensified debate among members of Parliament (MPs) especially on the extent of illegal gambling in Cayman and its repercussions.
The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce rounded off its November engagement by addressing local and international stakeholders at last week’s Cayman Captive Forum and the 55th Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) Plenary.
The Office of the Ombudsman continues to receive an increased number of inquiries and formal complaints/appeals in nearly all areas overseen by the office, as detailed in the 2021 Annual Report made public in Parliament today, 7 December 2022.
The Cayman Islands Air Show is back after 20 year, and thousands came to see the spectacle at Seven Mile Beach on Saturday 3 December.
The Cayman Islands continue to make significant contributions to international tax cooperation efforts, as evidenced by its ongoing involvement in several bodies of the OECD Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes.