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Libya voluntarily stopped it's very rudimentary development.
Though Libya was far from obtaining nuclear weapons, a probe into its program showed how easily nuclear secrets could be passed around. Most of the sensitive documents for enriching nuclear material and designing weapons were being put into electronic form, allowing for e-mailing or for transportation on memory sticks, said the report by the IAEA, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency.
Seems to me that any nation that got very far in their program went ahead and carried it to completion.
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