The Bahamas–India relations
[6][7] The Secretary (West) of the Ministry of External Affairs visited The Bahamas in September 2005 to hold Foreign Office Consultations.Bahamas Minister of Foreign Affairs and Public Service Frederick Mitchell, accompanied by a business delegation, visited India in January 2006.Prime Ministers Hubert A. Ingraham and Manmohan Singh held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the CHOGM Summit in Kampala in November 2007.During the meeting, Ingraham requested India's cooperation in solar energy, technical and vocational education, specialists, teachers, and IT assistance.[4] Documents released in the Panama Papers in September 2016, included the names of 475 Indian people, trusts and companies registered in The Bahamas.The names included Indian corporate personalities from industries such as mines and metals, electronics, real estate, media and entertainment.