The Davis administration has forged new relationships throughout the world to facilitate greater trade and exchange opportunities. As a result in 2022, the PLP government implemented The Bahamas’ first comprehensive National Trade Policy to…
Empowering Bahamian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) has been a key focus of this PLP government. Through the Small Business Development Centre (SBDC) Access Accelerator, hundreds of aspiring and existing entrepreneurs…
The PLP government made significant strides in improving conditions for public sector workers and resolving long-standing labour disputes. In March 2023, the government signed a new Industrial Agreement with the Bahamas Public…
Confronted with high violent crime, the PLP government adopted new strategies to make communities safer. In 2023 it launched the “Clear, Hold, Build” initiative – an intensive crime reduction and…
The PLP government launched major farming initiatives to reduce The Bahamas’ heavy reliance on food imports. One of our flagship projects is the Golden Yolk Programme, aimed at achieving 100% self-sufficiency in…
In a bid to improve student success and relieve families, the PLP government implemented a National School Breakfast Programme – the first of its kind – starting in 2022. Initially piloted in…
The PLP government undertook wide-ranging reforms to strengthen education from preschool to university. A sweeping curriculum update was implemented in the 2022–2023 school year. It introduced STREAM education (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, Math) from…
The PLP government has broken ground on new state-of-the-art clinics in several islands – in total, over 40 clinics will be expanded or renovated as a part of our efforts to improve access…
The PLP government launched a wave of infrastructure upgrades to improve transportation and quality of life. In Nassau, critical roadworks were completed – notably the Village Road Improvement Project finished in March…
When the Davis Administration took office, The Bahamas was in crisis. Today, the economy has made a strong recovery and is moving forward with steady growth
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The Bahamas’ tourism sector has shattered all previous records under this PLP administration. In 2023 the country welcomed 9.65 million visitors, exceeding pre-pandemic highs, and 2024 saw an unprecedented 11.22 million international arrivals – the most in Bahamian history. This two-year surge reflects strategic marketing and new airlift/cruise capacity.