AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGrand Bahama Reform: Prime Minister Philip Davis has proposed reviewing the Hawksbill Creek Agreement, creating a development council and designing a new international airport terminal. The GBPA is calling for meaningful consultation, while FNM Leader Michael Pintard questions the government’s transparency. Public Finances: The Bahamas completed a US$1.1-billion bond issue, which the Finance Ministry says will reduce near-term refinancing risks. Opposition figures are also demanding details about a reported $127-million increase in government dividend payments. Labour Policy: The National Tripartite Council will lead discussions on a permanent minimum-wage process and a possible retirement-age increase. Diplomacy: King Charles III is due in The Bahamas October 27–29, ahead of CHOGM, as Commonwealth leaders press him to address Britain’s role in slavery and reparations. Opposition Politics: The FNM plans a closed-door review of its election performance amid questions about the party’s leadership.
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