The 33rd and 38th Military Regions participated in the inaugural meeting of the Mexico-Guatemala Border Command, aimed at discussing the enhancement of border security between the neighboring countries. This meeting marks an important step in strengthening military cooperation and ensuring the security and welfare of people on both sides of the border.

The primary goal of the meeting was to discuss and establish joint border security procedures between Mexico and Guatemala. Topics such as the control of illegal migration, drug smuggling, trafficking of weapons and illicit goods, and the prevention of other transnational criminal activities were addressed. Close cooperation between the border forces of both nations is expected to ensure the safety and stability of the border region, contributing to the creation of a secure environment for the local communities.

Representatives from the 33rd and 38th Military Regions shared their experiences and effective security strategies that have been implemented in border control. They emphasized the importance of intelligence sharing and collaboration in training and deploying border forces.

Additionally, the meeting focused on improving the living conditions of the populations residing near the border areas, including social welfare projects and economic development initiatives. Ensuring border security not only helps to prevent illegal activities but also fosters economic and social development, thereby enhancing the quality of life for residents.

This first meeting is regarded as a significant success and lays the groundwork for future meetings aimed at reinforcing military cooperation between the two nations. The participants agreed to continue promoting joint efforts and to hold regular meetings to ensure the progress and effectiveness of the security strategies established.

With the positive outcomes of this meeting, the cooperative relationship between Mexico and Guatemala is expected to grow stronger, contributing to the stability and prosperity of the border region, and bringing tangible benefits to both nations and their citizens.