Uglobal Immigration Magazine Volume 2, Issue 1 | Page 34

32 UGLOBAL IMMIGRATION MAGAZINE What changes in the program can we expect to see? What’s the future? We want to keep ahead of the curve. We are trying to get a sense of where the market is headed, adjust it and adapt to it. It’s a question of a sustainable future and how to set that up. We have created a sustainable growth fund, the first in the world. The funds will be used for basic health care and education with offshore universities. The critical pillars are to build up everything around the climate and environment, to recover from frequent hurricanes, build out public infrastructure, health care and education. As a prime minister, what do you hope to achieve with your islands’ CBI program? I really want to set the platform for our CBI program to achieve a unique status of being one of the best-run CBI programs in the world. We want to be a model for others and want our program to take our country to the next level. We want to take people to a higher quality of living. We want a better life for our children. In 1984, one year after our independence from the United Kingdom, we created the idea of investment immigration to the world. We are the longest running program. We were trying to figure out how to take control of our destiny. Investment by invitation was a win-win situation.