Bahamas productivity council projected to cost $30m over five years

The proposed Bahamas National Productivity, Innovation and Competitiveness Council is estimated to cost $30m over its first five years, with digital transformation as the largest cost component. The initiative signals a government push to improve economic competitiveness, but funding and implementation details remain unclear.

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