Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Violence Prevention Forum 2025
Distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen, Good morning. Violence in The Bahamas, and indeed across the Caribbean, is a profound public health challenge. This is not just a matter of crime and punishment—it is a crisis that touches every part of our society, from the safety of our streets to the stability of our families, and […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Statement on Industrial Relations
Good morning members of the media, and thank you for being here today. I am joined by the Minister Health and Wellness, the Minister of the Public Service and Labour, and the Management team of the Public Health Authority. I want to speak directly to the Bahamian people about the recent industrial actions by the […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at Bahamas Business Outlook 2025
Our Economic Recovery and Priorities Good morning, friends. Our world is changing—at a pace that can feel unsettling. Geopolitical tensions, consequential demographic shifts, and a changing climate – these are the context in which we’re conducting our affairs in 2025. Add to this artificial intelligence and technological disruption, and it’s clear we are living in […]
Statement From The Prime Minister On Threatened Industrial Action
I cannot let this evening go by without addressing a threatened unlawful industrial action announced by the Leader of the Bahamas Trade Union Congress Obie Ferguson. He is an attorney and should well know about good faith and lawful conduct. The publicly proposed action is therefore surprising. It seems to me that in the face […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at a Meeting with the New Leadership of the Royal Bahamas Police Force
Good morning, Let me start by welcoming Deputy Commissioner Anthony Rolle and Assistant Commissioner Kirkwood Andrews to this important meeting. Your leadership at this pivotal time is critical as we confront one of the greatest challenges facing our nation: violent crime. This meeting today is about understanding exactly what additional resources the police will require […]