This resolution marks the 30th anniversary of the Missouri-Panama State Partnership Program, which connects the Missouri National Guard with Panama's public forces to strengthen military cooperation and regional security. The partnership has expanded over three decades to include joint training exercises, humanitarian missions, disaster response, cybersecurity cooperation, and educational exchanges between Missouri and Panama. The resolution also highlights the economic relationship between the two regions, noting that Missouri exported approximately $17.7 million in goods to Panama in 2025, including food products, machinery, and chemicals, while colleges and universities in both places have developed collaborative academic programs. The resolution recognizes the strategic importance of the Panama Canal as a global trade corridor and celebrates how the National Guard State Partnership Program advances U.S. interests by building security capabilities and trusted relationships with international partners. The House passes this resolution to commend the participants in this long-standing partnership and to encourage continued collaboration between Missouri and Panama in military, economic, educational, and cultural areas.