Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Philip Davis
Serving in the Second Davis government. 4 public offices on record since 1992.
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Sourced from en.wikipedia.org · checked 16 Oct 2026
Philip Davis has been Prime Minister of The Bahamas since 17 September 2021 and has led the Progressive Liberal Party since 2017. A lawyer called to the Bahamas Bar in 1975, he was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Works and Urban Development from 2012 to 2017.[4]
Overview
Current office
Career
Record in public office
Education
Education
- St. John's College, Nassau (1968)[4]
In government
Serves with 21 colleagues
- Chester CooperDeputy Prime Minister; Education
- Fred MitchellForeign Affairs
- Glenys Hanna MartinTourism
- Michael HalkitisFinance
- Michael DarvilleHealth
- Clay SweetingWorks
- Keith BellHousing
- Wayne MunroeAttorney-General
- JoBeth Coleby-DavisEnergy
- Ginger MoxeyGrand Bahama
- Mario BowlegYouth and Sports
- Jomo CampbellAgriculture
- Pia Glover-RolleLabour
- Myles LaRodaNational Security
- Zane LightbourneEnvironment
- Lisa RahmingUrban Renewal
- Leon LundyTransport
- Leslia Miller-BriceCulture
- Sebastian BastianInnovation
- Jerome FitzgeraldEconomic Affairs
- Barbara CartwrightSocial Services
Evidence
How this record is supported
Claims by status
7 claims · 4 sources
- Verified 2
- Sourced 5
Sources
- [1]List of current heads of state and government
WikipediaReferenceChecked 12 Oct 2026
- [2]Order of Precedence for Cabinet Ministers (revised 21 May 2026)
Cabinet Office, Office of the Prime Minister of The BahamasOfficialChecked 16 Oct 2026
- [3]2026 Bahamian general election
WikipediaReferenceChecked 16 Oct 2026
- [4]Philip Davis
WikipediaReferenceChecked 17 Oct 2026
Cite this record
Govpedia. "Philip Davis." Prime Minister. Record gp:person/philip-davis, last checked 16 Oct 2026. IQGov. https://govpedia.org/person/philip-davis/