Rarotonga Treaty

The Rarotonga Treaty, signed in 1985, is an agreement among Pacific nations to promote regional nuclear disarmament and security. It prevents these countries from acquiring, developing, or stationing nuclear weapons within their territories, aiming to prevent nuclear proliferation in the Pacific region. The treaty encourages peaceful use of nuclear technology and promotes cooperation on security issues, fostering trust and stability among member states. It reflects a collective commitment to prevent nuclear proliferation and promote peace in the Pacific, emphasizing regional security without banning peaceful nuclear activities.