Prime Minister Philip Davis’ remarks at the 2022 National Honours Investiture
COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS FY2022/2023 BUDGET CONTRIBUTIONS | BUDGET 2022: THE WAY FORWARD
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.
New Year’s National Address – Prime Minister Hubert Minnis
Prime Minister Minnis announces new COVID-19 measures for New Providence, Abaco and Eleuthera

In an address to the nation on Sunday 8 November, the Prime Minister pointed to the progress recorded on New Providence and Abaco since restrictive measures were introduced a month ago. Since then, there have been reductions recorded among key health indicators watched closely by health officials, including the number new cases of COVID-19, transmission, […]
CABRIC Programme to Offer Climate Resilience Grants for Bahamian Organizations
Grants of up to US$500,000 will support community-led projects in Cat Island, Long Island and San Salvador NASSAU, The Bahamas – Bahamian organizations will have an opportunity to access grant funding for locally led climate resilience projects through the Climate Actions for Building Resilience in Coastal Communities (CABRIC) Programme in the Caribbean. The programme is […]
Office of the Prime Minister Thanks International Observers Following the General Election

The Office of the Prime Minister expresses its sincere appreciation to the international election observers who were present in The Bahamas for the recent General Election. We thank the observer teams for the professionalism and independence with which they carried out their work, and for the time devoted to engaging with public officials, political parties, […]
The Bahamas Supports Jamaica’s Pursuit of Reparatory Justice

The Government of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas has taken note of the petition submitted by the Government of Jamaica, on behalf of the Jamaican people, seeking the referral of questions concerning transatlantic chattel slavery and reparatory justice to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The Government of The Bahamas supports Jamaica’s efforts and […]
Statement from Prime Minister Philip Davis on the Passing of Neville Wisdom

Ann and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Neville Wisdom, former Progressive Liberal Party Member of Parliament, former Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture, and a committed servant of our country and our Party. Neville gave many years of his life to the Progressive Liberal Party and to public service. He believed deeply […]
Bahamas Prime Minister Calls on Small Island States to Reject “Sovereignty Discount” in Global Digital Economy
Davis proposes five-point SIDS agenda on data, digital infrastructure, resilience, space and technical capacity ahead of ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha NASSAU, The Bahamas — Prime Minister of The Bahamas Philip Davis has called on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) to move from being rule-takers in the global digital economy to coordinated, capable and confident […]