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Office of the Prime Minister - The Bahamas The Office of the Prime Minister of The Bahamas Philip Edward Davis, QC., Prime Minister of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.

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01/10/2026
The Bahamas has secured its first-ever medal at the World Chess Olympiad, with the Open Team claiming silver after finis...
30/09/2026

The Bahamas has secured its first-ever medal at the World Chess Olympiad, with the Open Team claiming silver after finishing with 10 match points in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

Congratulations to our talented chess players, coaches, and everyone who continues to invest in the development of chess in The Bahamas.

28/09/2026

The world is changing, and sovereignty matters more than ever.

As the global order evolves, The Bahamas must remain deliberate in protecting its sovereignty, strengthening its position, and embracing the opportunities of the digital economy.

Who writes the rules that shape our future?At the United Nations today, Prime Minister Philip Davis called for changes i...
25/09/2026

Who writes the rules that shape our future?

At the United Nations today, Prime Minister Philip Davis called for changes in how international power is shared. From climate finance to control over our data, his address connected sovereignty to the choices that affect Bahamian lives and the role small states play in making those decisions.

25/09/2026

Crises do not respect borders, and neglect does not contain them.

Addressing the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), His Excellency Philip Davis, Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of The , warned that abandoning small nations ultimately creates consequences for the entire international community.

Prime Minister Davis cautioned that, as global rules give way to power and leverage, small nations are increasingly being told to “be as sovereign as we allow you to be”.

His response was unequivocal: “A sovereignty that must ask permission is not sovereignty. It is a lease.”

Prime Minister Davis described multilateralism as the only international arrangement in which a nation of 400,000 people can stand as the sovereign equal of a nation of one billion. He stressed that defending international rules protects all States, including the most powerful.

“Every small nation you abandon is a crisis you will one day inherit. Defending the rules is not a favour to the small. It is an insurance for the strong.”

25/09/2026
Prime Minister the Hon. Philip Davis will deliver The Bahamas’ National Statement at the 81st UN General Assembly Debate...
25/09/2026

Prime Minister the Hon. Philip Davis will deliver The Bahamas’ National Statement at the 81st UN General Assembly Debate today, Friday, September 25, 2026, at 1:30 p.m.

Watch live on ZNS & UN Web TV.

UN Web Tv Link: https://gadebate.un.org/en

18/09/2026

The Bahamas is powering forward!

The transformation of energy in The Bahamas is well underway. This solar plant means more reliable power, lower energy costs for families, greater confidence for businesses, and more opportunities for the people of Abaco.

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