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The National Superintendent of Migration, Armando García, closed the training on new techniques for detecting false documentation aimed at the institution's inspectors and servants, in charge of issuing passports in Lima, Callao and the interior of the country, carried out by the Eurofront programme at the European Union's FIIAPP.
This activity, which was developed within the framework of the "Athens Point Peru Training" and was carried out by experts from the Spanish police, will allow the creation of the Athens Point Network in our country, in order to reinforce the migratory security of national and foreign citizens.
During this training, the specialists shared their experiences in the rapid verification of documents, and explained how to use technical support to act more quickly in case false or adulterated documents are presented during immigration control.
The activity was attended by inspectors and officials of Migrations from Lima, Callao, Tacna, Tumbes and Puerto Maldonado.
ATHENS POINT NETWORK
The National Superintendent of Migration, Armando García, highlighted the importance of being part of an international network, such as the Athens Point, because it will allow us to work in coordination with other countries in the region and Europe for the benefit of the security of Peruvians and foreigners.
"The focus that we have given to Migrations since 2023 is not only to optimize our services, but also to contribute with greater control in the security of the exits and entries of foreigners to our territory," he emphasized.
He also recalled that the Punto Atenas Network is already operating in Quito (Ecuador) and Buenos Aires (Argentina).
