Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Heads of Agreement Signing for Beaches Exuma Resort
Good morning and welcome! I’ve been thinking about the wonderful people of Exuma this morning. Even from Nassau, you can feel the pride and determination that run through that island. Exuma has a spirit that never dims – a confidence in its future, a belief in its people, and a steady resilience that has carried […]
Prime Minister Davis’s Remarks at the Loan Signing Ceremony for the IDB BPL Modernization Programme
Friends, good morning. It is a day when we choose progress with clear eyes and steady hands. Today is a meaningful day for our country. The work before us is serious, but the purpose behind it is simple – Bahamian families want an energy system they can count on. They want relief from high bills, […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Keynote Address at the 2025 Energy Summit
Shaping a Sustainable Energy Future through People, Power and Partnerships Friends, Good morning. To our young people, our energy professionals, our partners from across the private sector, the public service, and our Family Islands, thank you for being part of this moment. Last year, we took the step of hosting the first National Energy Summit. […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Official Opening of Legacy House, Girl Guides Headquarters
Good afternoon. It truly warms my heart to be here with you today. When I look around and see these bright faces and proud uniforms, I am reminded of the incredible future our country has in each of you. You bring a kind of joy and hope that stays with me long after these events […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the National Youth Guard Cohort 5 Graduation
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today is another proud day. Sixty-eight young Bahamians, representing five islands across our archipelago. Each of you stepping forward to learn, to train, to serve. Upon your graduation today, our country’s National Youth Guard is now 335 strong. Five separate cohorts, all ready to serve in times of crisis. I […]