From the Ashes of History to the Challenges of Today: Why We Must Stand Together
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Address at the United Nations 80 Plenary Meeting General Debate Madam President Annalena Baerbock, We offer our warm congratulations on your election to preside over this eightieth session of the General Assembly, and we thank your predecessor, His Excellency Philémon Yang, for a job well done. Excellencies, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies and […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the UNGA Climate Summit 2025
Colleagues, we are at an inflection point in our planet’s history. As we mark the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, we have a choice. Advance ambitious climate action plans for the sake of people and our planet, or retreat – sacrificing lives, livelihoods, cultures, and biodiversity. Six days ago, on leaving my country, we […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the High-Level Session on Renewable Energy Abundance
Global Energy Summit, Climate Week NYC 2025 Distinguished partners in progress, It is good to be together today. And I can’t help but think that me being here is also somewhat unlikely. I grew up on one of what we call our Family Islands in The Bahamas – Cat Island, which just happens to be the most beautiful […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the United States Embassy Flag Raising Ceremony
Yesterday, the United States marked the anniversary of the signing of its Constitution — 238 years since a group of delegates gathered in Philadelphia and produced a document that would shape the course of a nation. That Constitution became a legal framework that, over time, stood as a symbol of democracy, of stability, and of […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Fox Hill Land Title Presentation Ceremony
Friends, good evening. Standing here in Fox Hill tonight, I am reminded of why I chose public life and why I continue to serve. It is for nights like this, when government meets people where they are, when promises turn into deeds, and when justice – delayed for too long – finally arrives. Tonight, twenty-four […]