AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKnowledge Economy: Cayman Enterprise City was named the Americas’ leading knowledge zone for 2026 and received an honourable mention for responsible AI adoption. Its special economic zone now hosts 500 businesses. Marine Science: The Central Caribbean Marine Institute is bringing ocean research to the community this week through school visits, a free lecture and public workshops. A new National Museum exhibition also spotlights Caymanian scientists’ discoveries on the Beyond the Reef expedition. Conservation: Caymanian researcher Rickeem Lashley has joined Sustainable Cayman’s executive committee. His PhD research explores the social and ecological impacts of conservation and restoration. Three Cayman sites have also been recognised by the IUCN as Important Shark and Ray Areas. Public Health: Cayman has appointed its first Deputy National Epidemiologist, Halle Miller, to strengthen disease surveillance, population-health analysis and reporting. Cybersecurity: Government has relaunched its Cyber Safe campaign to help residents spot scams and verify suspicious messages; officials say GOV.KY and myegov.ky do not use the PHP software affected by recently disclosed vulnerabilities.
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