David Cameron is attending the Nuclear Security Summit in The Hague.

The Prime Minister is attending the summit to demonstrate the UK’s commitment to preventing nuclear terrorism by working closely with allies. This is the third international nuclear security summit (following summits in Washington in 2010 and Seoul in 2012).

During the Prime Minister’s visit, there will also be a G7 meeting about Ukraine. The leaders will discuss how they can further encourage Russia to de-escalate the situation and what Russia’s illegal actions mean for the G8.

Nuclear Security Summit: aims and commitments

This year’s summit aims to promote action to prevent nuclear terrorism by:

• reducing the amount of dangerous nuclear material in the world
• improving the security of all nuclear material and radioactive sources
• improving international co-operation

The Prime Minister is expected to make a number of commitments in order to further tackle the threat of nuclear terrorism, focused on:

• improving nuclear security around the world
• increasing our support to international organisations dedicated to reducing the risk from nuclear terrorism
• developing and sharing best practice on nuclear security, particularly in areas in which the UK is a world-leader

Read more about the Nuclear Security Summit.