The Papua New Guinea Centre for Judicial Excellence (PNGCJE) Judge Administrator, Justice John Carey, paid a courtesy call on Commodore Floyd Moxey, Commander of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force, during his visit to The Bahamas.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the exchange views on leadership, public service, professional ethics, and the important role that justice and security institutions play in upholding the rule of law and public confidence.
Justice Carey acknowledged the longstanding contribution of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force to national security and governance in The Bahamas and commended Commodore Moxey’s distinguished career in both the military and legal professions.
Justice Carey said the courtesy visit highlighted the value of fostering relationships across jurisdictions and learning from the experiences of legal professionals serving in different sectors of government and public administration.
“Engagements such as these provide valuable opportunities to exchange perspectives on leadership, professional excellence, and service to the community. They also reinforce the importance of collaboration and mutual learning among institutions that are committed to upholding the rule of law and serving the public interest,” Justice Carey said.
Commodore Moxey welcomed the visit and emphasised the importance of professional networks and partnerships that contribute to stronger institutions and better outcomes for communities.
“I commend the Honourable Justice Carey for his continued public service and commitment to upholding the rule of law. This meeting represented an opportunity to strengthen the bonds between our two countries and reaffirm our shared commitment to service, justice and cooperation.”
The courtesy call reflected the shared commitment of both the Judge and Commodore to promoting good governance, ethical leadership, and excellence in public service.
