Ministers and senior officials will have an opportunity to exchange views on subjects that are likely to be on the IMF-World Bank meeting agenda. All journalists wishing to attend the meeting in the Cayman Islands should complete the attached Accreditation Form and return it to the Information and Public Affairs Division, Commonwealth Secretariat, by Friday, September 3. Kindly note that accreditation must be processed in advance in order for the Cayman Islands Immigrations and Customs Departments to simplify entry procedures for journalists. Upon presentation of press passes, a shuttle bus between the hotels will be available to the media. The bus schedule will be included in press kits.
Accreditation is open to all bona fide news organisations.
Freelance media representatives must be sponsored by a recognised news organisation and attach a letter of assignment to the accreditation form. Allocation re both hotels will be made on a first come, first served basis. Media are strongly advised to book their accommodations by the above-mentioned deadline to ensure lodging in these hotels. Media from outside the Cayman Islands must hold a valid passport. Health certificates are not required for entry into the Cayman Islands.