Our vision is anchored in the belief that tomorrow must be better than today. The UDP has learned from the Government’s many mistakes, but we’re looking toward the future instead of dwelling on the past. It’s our vision for the future that will further Cayman’s path to greatness, for this generation and those that follow.
The UDP’s shared vision is what guides our candidates and informs our policies. The party’s leaders are deeply rooted in their communities, and they work daily to understand what is ailing the Cayman Islands at the personal and policy levels. They work equally hard to find the best way forward to repair our country holistically. That’s why we interviewed experts regarding the country’s most pressing challenges and combined their insights and our solutions in the 2009 UDP manifesto.
Our manifesto charts our plan for meeting the economic crisis with decisive action and Caymanian determination. The UDP government will rein in spending without cutting critical services. And we will help the Cayman Islands diversify the economy, while investing in education and adhering to our long held values.
We envision a place where Caymanians participate at the highest levels of industry and commerce, benefiting from a strong tourism sector that rewards businesses both large and small. A country that offers a safe, family-friendly environment, protected by well-trained and compassionate law enforcement officers.
Our vision is founded upon a world-class education system along with the fair application of immigration and labour policies that ensure rewarding job opportunities for Caymanians while augmenting our economy with the expertise of professionals from abroad.
If the UDP is elected to form the new Government, we will enact forward-thinking policies that will help us deliver on our vision for this great country. But we won’t stop there. We will use partnerships with local communities, economic stakeholders and nonprofit organisations to build a country that we can all be proud to call home.
Our vision is also realised when the poor are cared for, men and women are valued equally and the islands fully accommodate the elderly and disabled.
We see a future where the challenges facing our youth are met head on and their participation in the development of this country is a positive one bolstered by strong families and a positive outlook on society.
We are working toward a country that offers every Caymanian real opportunities and prosperity. And we are building this country for you.
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