📋 Tender Overview
The Lambayeque region joined the "Together for Citizen Security" commitments. Its authorities, representatives of the private sector and academia adhered to this agreement, promoted at the national level by the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter), whose objective is to articulate efforts and mutual collaboration between the different institutions and actors of society to enhance the fight against crime, through concrete actions that benefit the population.
The document was signed, in a symbolic act, by the Minister of the Interior, Vicente Romero, the regional governor of Lambayeque, Jorge Pérez; the mayor of the Provincial Municipality of Chiclayo, Janet Cubas, and the head of the II Lambayeque Police Macro Region, PNP General Luis Lazo. Also participating in this transcendental act, held in the auditorium of the Regional Government of Lambayeque, 38 mayors, between provincial and district of the aforementioned region.
The commitments, ten in total, point towards the objective of strengthening integrated patrolling and Serenazgo without Borders in the region. Likewise, to strengthen the preventive programs of the National Police, interconnect video surveillance systems, recover public spaces and the eradication of markets where stolen objects are sold, in addition to emphasizing the fight against the sale of stolen cell phones and street chips used for extortion.
Organized community
"Without the input of our citizens we can do nothing. Therefore, the organized community is very important, in this case, our Neighborhood Councils, which we must strengthen, empower, train," said Minister Vicente Romero.
Another of the agreements for the sake of citizen security is to support with infrastructure and equipment the work of the specialized units of the PNP, in addition to promoting the training of the serenes to work together and effectively.
"The Interior sector will continue to strongly support these efforts, 24 hours a day. We have been touring the country with a Cabinet committed to the great social needs of the country. We want a different Peru," emphasized the head of the Interior sector.
In this way, as evidenced in a similar pact signed in Lima, the Mininter seeks to consolidate a strategic alliance with subnational governments, around the common objective of fighting for the security and tranquility of the entire population.
The ceremony was attended by the Deputy Minister of Public Security of Mininter, Héctor Loayza, as well as representatives of the Neighborhood Boards of Citizen Security, police, serene, among other civil and police authorities.
