The Bahamas Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration will host Diplomatic Week 2026 from Oct. 19 to 22, centering the country’s foreign policy discussions on trade and the orange, blue and green economies. The program is intended to use diplomatic relationships to support investment, market access, technical cooperation and training for Bahamian businesses and communities. Sessions will cover creative industries, including film, content production, Junkanoo and arts and crafts, as well as opportunities involving marine resources, agriculture and the natural environment. Trade discussions will address the private sector outlook, shipping and logistics, artificial intelligence opportunities and fisheries, the country’s largest export. The event will bring together government ministries, diplomats, private sector representatives, investors and other potential partners.
The Bahamas Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration to focus Diplomatic Week 2026 on trade and economic development
The Bahamas Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration will focus Diplomatic Week 2026 on trade and the orange, blue and green economies. Discussions from Oct. 19 to 22 will cover creative industries, marine resources, agriculture, shipping, logistics, artificial intelligence and fisheries, with an emphasis on investment, market access and technical cooperation.