Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Contribution to Debate on the Financial Services Compendium (Trusts, FATF Compliance) 2025
Madam Speaker, I rise today in this honourable House with profound gratitude: gratitude for the opportunity to represent the beautiful people of Cat Island, Rum Cay, and San Salvador, and gratitude for the opportunity to serve the people of this nation over the past three and a half years. When this administration took office in […]
Remarks by the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas for the Florida Memorial University Commencement
Good morning. President William McCormick, Board of Trustees, faculty and staff, proud families, and most importantly, the Class of 2025: It is a special honour to stand before you on this campus, which holds deep historical roots, not just for Florida but for the Black experience in America. Before we begin to talk about what […]
CLOSING REMARKS AT DELIVERY ASSOCIATES BI-ANNUAL GLOBAL RETREAT
Good evening, Friends, Earlier this week, I sat with a group of young people enrolled in one of our national programmes. They were bright, curious, full of questions. One young man — no older than nineteen — stood up and asked, quietly but seriously: “Prime Minister, how do I find purpose?” It caught me off […]
Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Remarks at the Signing of the Heads of Agreement with
Good afternoon, For over six decades, the Bahamas Department of Meteorology has served our country with dedication. It has been there through storms and calms – collecting data, issuing warnings, and safeguarding lives. That work continues. Today, we build on that legacy. We do so with a clear purpose: to strengthen our national institutions, to […]
Deputy Prime Minister I. Chester Cooper’s Contribution at the Tabling of the Registered Land Bill, 2025 and Land Adjudication Bill, 2025
Madam Speaker, Today, as we table the Land Adjudication Bill 2025 and the Land Registration Bill 2025, we are one step closer to introducing major land reforms to The Bahamas. This has been a long time in the making. For far too many years, we have allowed this issue to linger as properties throughout our […]