Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police: Opening Remarks 36th Annual General Meeting and Conference

Along with a changing world, comes the increasing threat and vulnerability of crime to our country’s safety and economic security. Crime, in all of its manifestations, is a global and complex issue that profits criminals billions of dollars each year while leaving many reeling to recover.
We all feel deeply the damaging effects of crime.
We all hear the cries of persons who have suffered at the hands of criminals.
We all know how it plagues our communities.
And I know we all want desperately to change this narrative.

However, the ongoing effort to eradicate this scourge will require a multi-faceted response that address the economic, social, and legal realities that contribute to this situation, particularly in the Caribbean.

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Energy Reform Stakeholder Forum

Friends, good morning. Thank you for being here. I know you are busy people with families, businesses, and communities depending on you.  When you make time for a conversation like this, it is because you understand how much reliable and affordable electricity matters to daily life in our islands. For many years, Bahamians have been […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s House of Assembly Communication on the Ruling in the Arbitration between the Government of The Bahamas and The Grand Bahama Port Authority and Its Implications for the Governance and Future of Freeport

Mister Deputy Speaker, I rise today to report to this Honourable House on the ruling in the arbitration between the Government of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas and the Grand Bahama Port Authority.  The ruling is a game-changer. The Port Authority has significant liabilities that are now enforceable because we took action. From the first […]

Government of The Bahamas Statement on the Historic Ruling – Tribunal Confirms the Grand Bahama Port Authority Must Make Annual Payments to the Government and People of The Bahamas Until 2054, Tribunal Rejects Port Authority’s Claim to Exclusive Authority over Freeport

Nassau, Bahamas – The Government of the Bahamas confirms that the arbitral tribunal has issued a Partial Award in the ongoing arbitration between the Government and the Grand Bahama Port Authority (“GBPA”) concerning the Hawksbill Creek Agreement (“HCA”) and related arrangements. The Partial Award confirms the GBPA ’s liability to make annual payments to the Government […]