EMBASSY of the BAHAMAS
to the UNITED STATES of AMERICA
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On 20 July 2026, H.E. Wendall Jones, Ambassador of The Bahamas to the United States, met with Janan Iranbomy, Harvard-trained diplomatic historian, for an oral history interview to discuss the historical significance of the 53rd Independence Day of The Bahamas, the history of The Bahamas-United States diplomatic relations, and the Ambassador’s career as an artist and media entrepreneur. The conversation explored principles for building a more prosperous future for humanity, highlighting the role of art, media, and youth as catalysts for peace and international understanding. » Meeting with Ambassador Jones Janan

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Ambassador Jones attends Salon Dinner at Embassy of Trinidad & Tobago
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