This House resolution recognizes the 30th anniversary of the Missouri-Panama State Partnership Program. It describes three decades of cooperation between the Missouri National Guard and the Republic of Panama. The resolution lists activities such as military-to-military training, disaster preparedness, cybersecurity cooperation, humanitarian missions, and educational and economic exchanges. It notes Missouri exported $17,700,000 in goods to Panama in 2025 and highlights the strategic importance of the Panama Canal.
The resolution celebrates the partnership and commends the Missouri National Guard, Panamanian public forces, and civilian, educational, and private partners for their work. It encourages continued collaboration and reaffirms support for partnerships in the Western Hemisphere. The resolution was introduced on September 10, 2026, and referred to the House Committee on Armed Services; its status is listed as In Progress. No publicly available information about direct legal or financial effects on individuals or businesses is included in the text.
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The resolution says the partnership has strengthened regional security, improved disaster response and readiness, expanded cybersecurity cooperation, and created educational and economic ties. It commends the people and organizations from Missouri and Panama who took part and calls for continued cooperation and engagement.
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