Governmental innovation and electoral control initiatives reported in Panama and Mexico

In Panama, the National Authority for Government Innovation (AIG) held an event to recognize entities for their quality in citizen service through the 311 Citizen Service Center. During the ceremony, AIG General Administrator Adolfo Fábrega emphasized the importance of digital transformation and integrating public services to improve the relationship between citizens and the State.

In Mexico, the Second National Forum for the Strengthening of Internal Control in Electoral Institutions concluded in Chihuahua. Led by Carmen Lorena Torres Orozco of the Chihuahua State Electoral Institute (IEE), the forum focused on creating implementation routes and institutional agreements to improve the management of public resources and strengthen electoral institutions through internal control systems.