The Treaty of Westminster was signed in 1670 between the kingdoms of England and France. This agreement aimed to resolve territorial disputes and establish peace between the two nations. It was part of a broader effort to stabilize relations in Europe during a time of political tension. The treaty also included provisions for mutual defense and cooperation against common enemies. It played a significant role in shaping the diplomatic landscape of the time, influencing future treaties and alliances in European history, particularly concerning the Anglo-French relations that would evolve over the following centuries.