ARMS, or the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, is a government body focused on regulating and reducing the proliferation of weapons. Its primary goal is to promote international peace and security by managing arms control agreements and fostering cooperation among nations. This includes monitoring compliance with treaties and encouraging dialogue to prevent conflicts. The agency works closely with various international organizations, such as the United Nations and NATO, to address issues related to arms sales and military buildup. By facilitating negotiations and providing expertise, ARMS aims to create a safer world by limiting the spread of conventional and nuclear weapons.