NASSAU, Bahamas, Oct. 19, 2022 — Bahamian diplomats from around the world participated in Diplomatic Week 2022 this week at the Baha Mar Resort on Cable Beach under the theme Developing Global Partnerships for Sustainable Development.
Diplomatic Week 2022 kicked off on Sunday, October 16, with a Church Service at New Birth Ministries International followed by a brunch.
Day two of Diplomatic Week featured a welcome from Prime Minister the Hon. Philip E. Davis as well as updates on the country’s disaster preparedness, the revitalization of Downtown Nassau, the construction of the Cruise Port and the reconstruction of the Northern Bahamas.
Over the next two days discussions covered a wide range of topics.
CAPTION: Shown at one of the sessions during Diplomatic Week are: Leslia Brice, Parliamentary Secretary; V. Alfred Gray, High Commissioner to Canada; H.E. Wendall Jones, Ambassador to the United States of America; H.E Dr. Elliston Rahming , Ambassador to Cuba; H.E Ellison Greenslade, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland; and Cheryl Bazard, Ambassador designate to Belgium.
