Papua New Guinea has identified border security as a strategic priority, but the challenge now is turning that policy commitment into properly resourced operations on the ground.
Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Assistant Commissioner of Police (Border) Commander Steven P Francis says frontline border personnel continue to face serious resource and logistical constraints that limit their ability to protect and monitor the country’s international boundaries.
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