The period of 1954 to 1962 of Pakistan is known as era of_______?
Correct answer: C. Alliances
- A. Neutrality
- B. Non-alignment
- C. Alliances
- D. Post Cold War
Explanation
Pakistan's entry into SEATO in 1954 and the Baghdad Pact, later CENTO, placed its foreign policy in the era of alliances from 1954 to 1962. These defence agreements linked Pakistan with the Western bloc during the Cold War.
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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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