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Nassau, The Bahamas - Prime Minister Minnis visited Inagua on Christmas Day, where he spoke with National Security officials Police and Defence Force to give them encouragement. He also presented Christmas gifts for the children. Attached are drawings for the Ministry of Education s new Comprehensive School in Inagua. (BIS Photos/Yontalay Bowe) (BIS Photo/Yontalay Bowe)
Good morning. BIS Photo/Yontalay Bowe
It is a great pleasure to be with you on the occasion of the official opening of the Monument Road.
Monument Road serves as an access to the popular Columbus Monument landmark, which was erected to commemorate Christopher Columbus’ landing on Long Island.
The new road is a part of the Government’s efforts to promote heritage tourism for Bahamians and tourists.
The road also provides access to the government s navigational beacon/light house adjacent to the monument. BIS Photo/Yontalay Bowe
The old road was a narrow track road in very poor condition making travel difficult and uncomfortable.
- Hon Adrian Gibson, M. P. and Chairman, Water & Sewerage Corporation;
- Senior Government Officials; - Family Island Administrator;
- Distinguished Guests;
- Ladies and Gentlemen: Good morning.
It is a pleasure to be with you today to officially declare open two infrastructure projects for Long Island.
These projects are part of our vision and plans for the ongoing development of the Bahamas gem and treasure that is Long Island.
You are well-known as a people of industry and hard work. Long Island is known for its self-reliance and creativity.
I love the diversity and richness of the Family Islands.
Government executing strategy to grant government-owned land to Bahamians
CROSSING ROCKS, Abaco Twenty-four Crown Land grants were presented to residents of Crossing Rocks today as part of the Government’s pledge to ensure that displaced residents of this community destroyed by Hurricane Floyd in 1999 received title deeds to their properties in order to rebuild.
The pledge was made to residents in 2018 following a visit to the community by Prime Minister the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis, who saw that 120 properties had been destroyed by the storm.
Friday’s presentation brings to 80 the total number of title deeds and grants awarded to Crossing Rocks residents since 2019, said the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance at a special presentation ceremony on Friday 11 December.