"Sino-Pak Boundary Agreement was signed on the behalf of Pakistan:
Correct answer: A. Z A Bhutto
- A. Z A Bhutto
- B. Agha Shahi
- C. Ayub Khan
- D. none of the above
Explanation
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, then Pakistan’s foreign minister, signed the agreement on Pakistan’s behalf. Ayub Khan was president, while Agha Shahi was a senior diplomat but not the Pakistani signatory.
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