Prime Minister Davis’s remarks at the State Funeral of the Honorable A. Loftus Roker
Lady Roker, Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues, and the beloved family of the Honorable A. Loftus Roker, What is a statesman? Today, as we gather to pay our respects, we reflect on this question through the life and legacy of one of The Bahamas’ most distinguished public servants, the Honorable A. Loftus Roker. A statesman is […]
Prime Minister Davis’s Remarks at the Dedication Ceremony of Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point
Ladies and Gentlemen, Good morning and welcome! What a fantastic day it is as we celebrate the completion of Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point with partners from across Eleuthera! Today, we are not just unveiling a destination; we are celebrating a monumental achievement for Eleuthera, and our vibrant tourism industry. The Bahamas has always been […]
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS’S REMARKS AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 46TH ANNUAL CARIBBEAN CUSTOMS LAW ENFORCEMENT COUNCIL
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It’s a pleasure to be here today at the 46th Annual Conference of the Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council (CCLEC). I welcome all delegates, distinguished guests, and representatives from across our region and beyond, who have gathered here in the capital of our beautiful Bahamas. Your presence is encouraging, as […]
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS’S REMARKS AT THE BAHAMAS BAPTIST MISSIONARY AND EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION 89TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. My heartfelt greetings and warmest wishes to all those gathered here. It is a pleasure to share this special occasion with you. The theme of this 89th convention, “Let Us Cross Over Together,” comes to us from Mark 4:35. The scripture reads, “That day when evening came, he said to […]
NO MORE CLIMATE MARTYRS: REMARKS AT THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES (SIDS)
Distinguished colleagues, The Bahamas is burning. Bushfires stubbornly burn throughout our islands in the heat of the Bahamian dry season. The flames have scorched our coppice and pine forests, unleashing an ashy haze that has spread across our communities. Bahamians living near these fires have been forced to breathe smoke-filled air and endure these hazardous […]