Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Young Innovators Club Launch
Friends, good morning. It is truly a pleasure to join you for the launch of the Young Innovators Club. This club reflects our belief that young Bahamians have the talent, creativity, and determination to build the country they want to live in. You see, progress doesn’t simply happen because we wish for it. It happens […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Contribution to the Debate on the Older Persons Rights, Protection, Care and Support Bill, 2026
Madam Speaker, before I begin, I must first give thanks to the good people of Cat Island, Rum Cay and San Salvador. It is the honour of my life to represent you in this House. Every time I rise in this Chamber, I carry your voice with me. And I am proud, always, to be […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the 7th World Telecommunications/ICT Bahamas Welcome Reception
Good evening, friends. Tonight, I want to begin with the power of memory. Before we speak about where we are going – artificial intelligence and digital transformation – I think it is important that we begin by remembering where we came from. For Bahamians, few things are more powerful than Junkanoo. Before you see anything, […]
Prime Minister Davis’s Remarks at the Opening Ceremony of the World Telecommunication/Information and Communication Technology Policy Forum (WTPF) 2026
Secretary-General. Ministers. Delegates. Welcome to The Bahamas. I want to begin with a lighthouse. A little over a hundred miles north of this room, there is a cay in Abaco called Elbow Cay. On it stands a red and white tower, eighty-nine feet high. It was first lit in 1863. It was built by the […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at Cabinet Memorial of the 7th Anniversary of Hurricane Dorian
Good morning. Seven years ago, Hurricane Dorian brought devastation on a scale and ferocity that has changed our nation forever. Many lives were lost, and although the years have passed, their families still carry the profound weight of that loss. Today, we pause to remember those whose lives were taken in Abaco and Grand Bahama. […]