The Bahamas took center stage at a Business and Investment Forum hosted by the Bahamas Embassy in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Sept. 12, at the University Club of Washington, D.C., under the theme “Rediscovering The Bahamas: Its Potential and Investment Opportunities.”
Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper, who is also Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation, along with key government officials, led the charge in showcasing the exciting investment opportunities The Bahamas has to offer.
The forum, themed “Rediscovering The Bahamas: Its Potential and Investment Opportunities,” highlighted investment in sectors such as sustainable development, infrastructure, and luxury real estate.
“The Government remains committed to maintaining our status as a premier destination for tourism and investment,” Cooper said. “This forum presents a crucial opportunity to showcase the wide range of investment opportunities in our country, from infrastructure and renewable energy to maritime and agriculture. Our ongoing efforts to create a business-friendly environment are supported by regulatory reforms designed to enhance efficiency, transparency, and sustainability.”
He noted that the Investment Authority has played a key role in fostering a competitive investment climate that encourages economic growth, job, and investor confidence and that the government remains focused on partners and visitors.