THE Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary and Papua New Guinea Defence Force are strengthening their partnership to tackle law-and-order threats and protect the country’s international border.
Commander Border Command Assistant Commissioner of Police Steven P. Francis made the comments after attending the closing ceremony of a two-week paramilitary training program conducted by Bravo Company of the 2nd Royal Pacific Islands Regiment for 39 police personnel.
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