During the visit, discussions centered on the rich cultural and natural treasures that both nations proudly boast. The Bahamas, known for its stunning marine ecosystem, and Uganda, often referred to as the Pearl of Africa.

The open innovation methodology employed by the program focuses on connecting corporates with startups to catalyze digital transformation. Corporates and large organizations are invited to participate in the Smart Production Call for Challenges, where they can identify and submit challenges related to digitalizing production processes. This collaboration offers a range of benefits, including enhanced international collaborations, customized business roadmaps developed by expert professionals, venture-client collaborations with top startups, and connections with investors and funding institutions.

This visit signifies a proactive step in enhancing international partnerships, promoting dialogue, and fostering understanding between the two countries.

This initiative aligns with the Embassy’s commitment to fostering academic and research excellence.

Ambassador Cheryl E. Bazard had the distinct privilege of engaging with Prime Minister Davis in a fruitful exchange of ideas and perspectives. The discussion covered a wide array of subjects of mutual interest, reflecting the enduring bond between The Bahamas and its international partners.