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Work tables are installed to deepen the design of national training programs

Instalan mesas de trabajo para profundizar diseño de programas nacionales de formación

The National Anti-drug Superintendence (Sunad) and the National Experimental Security University (UNES) set up working groups in order to advance in the design of the National Advanced Training Program (PNFA).

The information was released by the Superintendency through its account on the social network Twitter, where it published, “the work tables to advance in the design of the National Advanced Training Program (PNFA) that will be dictated in this house of study in the following days”.

Likewise, he reported that, from the Sunad Center for Strategic Analysis and Advanced Studies on Drugs, the officials consolidated the curricula in the mentions: Prevention of Improper Use and Consumption of Drugs and Illicit Drug Trafficking.

The training will be carried out with the objective of strengthening the training of civil servants and civil servants of the citizen security organizations and of the servers with competence in the fight against drugs.

Source: AVN

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