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Military - note Suriname, in 5 editions.
The entry for Suriname published Military - note in 5 editions of 36, from 2021 to 2025. The text changed in 4 editions. Each is shown as published. Military - note in every entry.
- editions changed the text
- 4
- the first edition with it
- 2021
- the latest edition with it
- 2025
Published as “Military - note” (2021 to 2025).
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2025 edition
Changed since 2024as of 2021, a key mission of the National Leger was assisting the Suriname police as part of the government’s overall efforts to secure the country’s borders and combat crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams
as of 2021, a key mission of the National Leger was assisting the Suriname police as part of the government’s overall efforts to secure the country’s borders and combat crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams
- key missions for the National Leger include border control and supporting domestic security;
- the military police has direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry;
- in addition, the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams (2022)
as of 2021, a key mission of missions for the National Leger was assisting include border control and supporting domestic security; the Suriname military police as part has direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry; in addition, the government’s overall efforts to secure military assists the country’s borders and combat police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams (2022)
- key missions for the National Leger include border control and supporting domestic security;
- the military police has direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry;
- in addition, the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams (2023)
key missions for the National Leger include border control and supporting domestic security; the military police has direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry; in addition, the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams (2022) (2023)
- the National Leger is responsible for defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Suriname against foreign aggression;
- other special tasks include border control and supporting domestic security as required;
- the military police, for example, have direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry, and the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams;
- in addition, the military provides aid and assistance during times of natural emergencies and participates in socio-economic development projects (2024)
key missions for the National Leger is responsible for defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Suriname against foreign aggression; other special tasks include border control and supporting domestic security; security as required; the military police has police, for example, have direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry; in addition, entry, and the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams (2023) teams; in addition, the military provides aid and assistance during times of natural emergencies and participates in socio-economic development projects (2024)
- the National Leger is responsible for defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Suriname against foreign aggression;
- other special tasks include border control and supporting domestic security as required;
- the military police, for example, have direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry, and the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams;
- in addition, the military provides aid and assistance during times of natural emergencies and participates in socio-economic development projects (2025)
the National Leger is responsible for defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Suriname against foreign aggression; other special tasks include border control and supporting domestic security as required; the military police, for example, have direct responsibility for immigration control at the country’s ports of entry, and the military assists the police in combating crime, particularly narco-trafficking, including joint military and police patrols, as well as joint special security teams; in addition, the military provides aid and assistance during times of natural emergencies and participates in socio-economic development projects (2024) (2025)
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Central Intelligence Agency. “Suriname: Military - note.” The World Factbook, 2021–2025 editions. Archived by The Factbook, thefactbook.org/suriname/military-note.