These two infrastructures will allow for the centralization of processes, improvement of inter-institutional communication, and enhancement of security efficiency. These works represent a significant advance in the institutional development of the National Frontier Service (SENAFRONT) and consolidate its permanent commitment to the protection of our country.
In the framework of the 17th anniversary of the National Frontier Service (SENAFRONT), the delivery of new equipment donated by the Embassy of the United States of America was carried out. The donation consists of sixteen (16) inflatable boats, thirty-two (32) outboard motors, thirty-two (32) marine batteries, six (6) military tents, four (4) boat trailers, six (6) Harris radios with their detachable systems, and two (2) electric generators.
These resources will contribute to strengthening the mobility, response capacity, and operational efficiency of the units; optimizing surveillance and border protection to provide a more effective service to the community.
Similarly, a fleet of twelve (12) 4x4 vehicles was delivered, intended to improve ground operations and ensure a greater institutional presence in the areas of responsibility.
This investment by the Panamanian state reinforces the logistical capacity for the benefit of citizen security.
Likewise, two (2) new facilities were inaugurated: the Crisis and Transnational Threats Operations Center and a building for General Services.
