Global Sustainable Council’s Bahamas Chapter Appoints Free National Movement Candidate Omar Isaacs as Ambassador-at-Large for Grand Bahama

Free National Movement candidate for West Grand Bahama and Bimini, Omar Isaacs, has been appointed Ambassador-at-Large for Grand Bahama under the Global Sustainable Council (UK) and the All India Sustainable Development Council.

In this role, Mr. Isaacs will support the Global Sustainable Council’s Bahamas Chapter as it advances the UN Sustainable Development Goals across Grand Bahama and the wider Caribbean. He will focus on strengthening community development, driving investment, and supporting partnerships that promote long term economic growth.

Mr. Isaacs brings more than a decade of experience in government, international business development, tourism strategy, and investment promotion. He has served in the Office of the Prime Minister in Grand Bahama, the Bahamas Investment Authority, and the Ministry of Tourism in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Nassau. His work includes designing foreign direct investment frameworks, improving government service delivery through digital tools like the MyGateway platform, and coordinating Grand Bahama’s first Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference in 2018.

Mr. Isaacs said, “West Grand Bahama & Bimini have the talent, the people, and the potential to lead the region in sustainable development. This appointment is an opportunity to amplify our voice on the global stage and bring real benefits back to our communities. My focus is to create pathways for young people, support local entrepreneurs, and attract new investments that strengthen families and build long term economic security. I am honored to take on this role and will work every day to ensure West Grand Bahama & Bimini and The Bahamas are positioned for a more resilient and sustainable future.”

The Free National Movement congratulates Omar Isaacs on this appointment and welcomes the impact his leadership will bring to sustainable development efforts across Grand Bahama and The Bahamas.

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