In the midst of the International Women's Day commemoration, the National Border Service (SENAFRONT) brought together its female personnel for a special lunch dedicated to the uniformed women and non-sworn female collaborators who are part of this state security institution.
The event served to highlight the work they perform daily within the entity. During the meeting, it was highlighted that these officials perform functions in both operational and administrative areas, contributing to the institution's functioning on various fronts.
The Deputy General Director, Héctor de Sedas, accompanied by several senior officers, conveyed the message of recognition on behalf of the General Director, Larry Solís. In his speech, he expressed gratitude to all the women of SENAFRONT for their commitment and responsibility in carrying out their duties.
De Sedas emphasized that the female members of the force have become a pillar within the administrative and operational development of SENAFRONT, participating in various tasks that sustain the entity's daily dynamics. He also highlighted that women continue to gain ground in different professional areas, demonstrating capabilities in tasks ranging from administrative management to field operations within the institution.
