The period of 1947 to 1953 of Pakistan is known as era of_________?
Correct answer: A. Neutrality
- A. Neutrality
- B. Alliances
- C. Bilateralism
- D. Non-alignment
Explanation
The initial period from 1947 to 1953 is generally described as one of neutrality, when Pakistan tried to maintain independent relations while dealing with its new state-building and security problems. Its formal alignment with Western pacts began in 1954.
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Pakistan’s foreign policy covers its guiding principles, national interests, geographical position, security concerns and relations with neighbouring, Muslim and major world powers. It includes Pakistan’s roles in the United Nations, OIC, SAARC and regional alliances, as well as major issues involving India, Afghanistan, China, the United States and Kashmir.
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