Minister Glenys Hanna Martin’s Remarks at the Opening of the 2nd NOBLE International Training Summit
ON BEHALF OF PRIME MINISTER PHILIP EDWARD DAVIS, KC Good morning. Commissioner Knowles, President Jeffrey Glover, distinguished law enforcement professionals, community leaders, and all those who work every day to keep our societies safe — thank you for the work you do, and thank you for inviting me to speak on behalf of the Prime […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Commissioning of the Newly Renovated Department of Social Services
Good morning, Friends, I’ve come here today not only to participate in the cutting of a ribbon ceremony – I have also come to speak plainly about what I believe and what this government stands for. You see, when I think about what it means to lead this country, it comes down to one thing: […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Budget Contribution Closing 2025/2026: Expanding Opportunities, Island By Island
Mr. Deputy Speaker, Despite all the headwinds we’ve faced, despite all the hardship, we are now a country on the move. Together, we are confronting our most difficult challenges, the ones that have held us back for too long – and it is the determination and the ingenuity of our people that is powering our […]
Prime Minister Davis’s Keynote Address at the 2025 Conference of Chief Justices and Heads of Judiciary of the Caribbean
Colleagues, distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen, Good evening. It’s a pleasure to see so many of our region’s sharpest legal minds gathered under one roof. Welcome to The Bahamas, my friends—I hope we’ve made you feel at home. And welcome to the 2025 Conference of Chief Justices and Heads of the Judiciaries of the Caribbean. […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Long Island Airport Runway Contract Signing with Bahamas Hot Mix
Good afternoon to you all, We are here today to take another important step in delivering on a promise – a promise that Long Island will no longer be overlooked. That Long Islanders will no longer have to settle for the bare minimum, or wait at the back of the line while others move forward. […]