Prime Minister Davis’s Intervention at the Leaders’ Summit of the Small Island Developing States on Climate Change Initiated by the Republic of Azerbaijan as the COP29 Presidency
Our people have a right to survival. They have a right to pass down to future generations a world better than the one they inherited. And yet, this most basic right—this right to life, to hope, to continuity—hangs by a thread. In this hour of crisis, it seems some would choose isolation over unity, self-interest […]
Prime Minister Davis’s National Statement UNFCCC COP 29
May I begin by expressing my thanks to the President and people of Azerbaijan for the warm welcome and gracious hospitality bestowed on us. We wish you peace and prosperity. Your Excellencies: This past year has been the hottest in recorded history. For the first time, for more than 12 months, global temperatures have exceeded […]
Prime Minister Davis’s Intervention High-Level Roundtable on Enabling Climate Finance: The Make-or-Break Moment for Sustainable Future
Colleagues, One thing I hope we don’t deny is the stark reality staring back at us: climate change is a profound injustice that our children and grandchildren will inherit if we fail to act. In The Bahamas, 40% of our national debt is related to the consequences of climate change, a burden we did not […]
Statement from Prime Minister Davis on the Review of the University of The Bahamas Cost of Living Report
The Office of The Prime Minister is currently reviewing a recent report by the University of The Bahamas highlighting the challenges Bahamians face with the rising cost of living. These challenges are not new—they are deeply rooted in longstanding structural issues in our economy that have been building over many years. From limited competition in […]
Prime Minister Davis Remarks at the Latin American & Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) Forum.
We live in a country where nearly 700 islands and cays are spread across vast stretches of ocean, and our ability to connect these islands relies on a robust aviation network. With 20 international airports, each serving as a critical gateway, The Bahamas depends on aviation not only to support tourism and trade but also […]