NATIONAL STATEMENT: Building on Progress, Driving New Change
Prime Minister Philip E Davis, KC, MP INTRODUCTION Good afternoon everyone. Thanks so much for joining. At nearly the two-year mark for our government, I want to share with you an update on the progress our country is making, a preview of some of the hard work ahead, and some news about changes that are […]
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS’ REMARKS AT THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY MEMORIAL OF HURRICANE DORIAN IN ABACO
Today, our hearts are heavy but hopeful. As we put together the pieces of our lives four years later, all around us we see the sombre reminders of the storm that changed our lives forever. We also see the hallmarks of progress – a testament to the courage and resilience of Abaconians as you continue […]
PRIME MINISTER PHILIP DAVIS’ REMARKS AT THE INDUCTION CEREMONY OF GOVERNOR GENERAL CYNTHIA ‘MOTHER’ PRATT, CB, JP
Good morning. We are here today to honour a woman who has served in so many capacities – and with such dignity and grace – that she earned the name “Mother”, a name that reveals the affection and gratitude of the many, many people she has cared for and helped throughout her storied career. The […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the Farewell Ceremony of H.E. The Most Hon. Sir Cornelius A. Smith
Good Evening, We gather here today to thank His Excellency, The Most Honourable Cornelius A. Smith, for his four years of service as Governor-General and for a lifetime of service as a politician, member of Cabinet and diplomat. It is often said that public service is a calling. When his nation called, Sir Cornelius A. […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the Opening Ceremony of the 13th Commonwealth Women’s Affairs Ministers Meeting
Good evening, And thank you for joining us tonight as we discuss the advancement of women throughout the Commonwealth. The Government of The Bahamas is honoured to host this gathering of public sector, private sector, and civil society leaders, who share a real commitment to forging a better way forward. Only when we do more […]