Prime Minister Davis Outlines Vision for Digital Transformation at CANTO 2024, Announces The Bahamas to Host CANTO 2025.
July 8, 2024 – Miami, Florida – At the 39th Annual CANTO Conference and Trade Exhibition, Prime Minister the Hon. Philip Davis, KC, MP, articulated a bold vision for the digital future of The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean. He announced The Bahamas as the next host country for CANTO 2025, underlining the nation’s commitment […]
Official Press Statement on a Repurposed Confiscated Aircraft for Government Travel to the Family Islands
The Office of the Prime Minister wishes to provide an update on a recent budget allocation and the use of an aircraft for travel to the Family Islands. The Royal Bahamas Police Force confiscated the aircraft in question and is now repurposing it for official government use. This decision was made to optimize resources and […]
Official Press Release on the Appointment of Senator Quinton C. Lightbourne as Alternate Executive Director for The CaribbeanOfficial Press Release on the Appointment of IDB
Nassau, Bahamas – The Office of The Prime Minister is pleased to announce the appointment of Senator Quinton C. Lightbourne as Alternate Executive Director for The Caribbean at The InterAmerican Development Bank (IDB). Given his track record of success as Chairman of The Bahamas Development Bank (BDB), The Government of The Bahamas has endorsed Senator Lightbourne […]
Statement from the Office of the Prime Minister on Senator Tyrel Young and Leroy Major MP
The Office of The Prime Minister is pleased to announce that Senator Tyrel Young will be taking on new responsibilities within the Ministry of Agriculture while maintaining his role as a Senator. Additionally, Leroy Major will assume new responsibilities within the Davis Administration. Senator Young and Mr. Major have been pivotal in advancing our country’s […]
The Office of The Prime Minister’s Official Response to The Grand Bahama Port Authority
The Grand Bahama Port Authority has distinct obligations under the Hawksbill Creek Agreement. Those obligations have not been met, and suffering in Freeport is widespread. The people of The Bahamas have been paying the bill for services that are legally the responsibility of the Port Authority. Acting under the law, the government is seeking reimbursement […]