Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the Re-Opening of the British Colonial Hotel
Good morning…To our Hosts at CCA and the British Colonial Hotel…To other Distinguished Guests…Ladies and Gentlemen… There is no doubt an irony in the fact that, as we celebrate 50 years of Independence, we are also celebrating the re-opening of the ‘British Colonial Hotel’. But the meaning within the imperial legacy of that name has […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis Speaks on Climate Impact and Education at St. John’s University
Prime Minister Davis delivered a signature lecture at St. John’s University on December 11, 2023, as part of the 17th Annual CSB/SJU Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture Series. This lecture emphasized the urgency of climate change, particularly for Small Island Developing States, and the vital role of educational partnerships in addressing global challenges. Addressing the impact of climate […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Remarks at the 17th Annual CSB/SJU Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture Series
Good evening, everyone. Special greetings to: Abbot John Klassen; Prioress Karen Rose; President Brian Breuss, and Mrs. Breuss; Board of Trustees Chair, LeAnne Stuart, as well as members of the Board; Faculty and Staff of both institutions; members of the Bahamian delegation who have joined me on this historic trip; and finally, CSB and SJU […]
Office of the Attorney General Launches Public Consultation on Framework to Enhance Intellectual Property Protection
Nassau, The Bahamas – In accordance with the Government’s objectives as stated in the 2023 Speech from the Throne, the Government is pleased to announce the launch of a public consultation on legislative reforms to enhance the protection of intellectual property in The Bahamas. In our Blueprint for Change, we recognized that a key component […]
Statement From Prime Minister Davis On Venezuela’s Territorial Claims On Guyana
I wish to make it clear that The Commonwealth of The Bahamas supports the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, and its sovereignty and territorial integrity, as was settled in accordance with the 1899 arbitral award. These borders have defined the territory of Guyana since its independence in 1966. I am disheartened that after all that CARICOM […]