Leaders from countries around the Asia-Pacific rim promised to increase free trade and improve security at the conclusion of their two-day Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Hanoi, Vietnam. The "Hanoi Declaration" outlines key points from the meeting, including commitments to resolving the Doha trade talks deadlock, exploring the possibility of an Asia-Pacific free trade area, and establishing six model measures for free trade arrangements. It was emphasized that these measures would be voluntary and non-binding. Countries were urged to take steps to address piracy and copyright violations. The Security Council criticized North Korea's nuclear test in a private statement. There was recognition of the importance of safeguarding financial systems and a positive response to a study on trade recovery after a terrorist attack or pandemic. Collaboration on bird flu and preparation for potential pandemics was also agreed upon. * Appreciated efforts to address the terrorist threat to the APEC food supply. CORRUPTION * Will explore ways to prevent corrupt individuals from seeking refuge and profiting from their illegal actions. ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE * Directed APEC ministers to provide updates in 2007 on strategies for advancing cleaner energy and boosting energy efficiency. * Will support energy policies that eliminate market distortions and bolster energy security.