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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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- A. 21 March 2010
- B. 14 January 2020
- C. 8 August 2015
- D. 16 April 2013
Explanation: Pakistan operationalised Gwadar Port for Afghan transit trade on 14 January 2020, providing Afghanistan access to a Pakistani seaport.
Correct answer: 14 January 2020- A. 3750 km
- B. 2750 km
- C. 1750 km
- D. None of these
Explanation: Shaheen-III is Pakistan’s longest-range publicly known ballistic missile, with an estimated range of about 2,750 kilometres.
Correct answer: 2750 km- A. 1953
- B. 1954
- C. 1956
- D. None of these
Explanation: Pakistan joined the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization in 1954 as part of its early Cold War alignment with Western security pacts.
Correct answer: 1954- A. Gwadar Port Authority
- B. Port of Singapore Authority
- C. China Overseas Port Holding Company
- D. None of these
Explanation: Operational control of Gwadar Port was transferred to China Overseas Port Holding Company in 2013 under the Pakistan-China cooperation…
Correct answer: China Overseas Port Holding Company- A. 14 May, 1988
- B. 14th April, 1988
- C. 14th June, 1988
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Geneva Accords concerning the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan were signed on 14 April 1988 in Geneva.
Correct answer: 14th April, 1988- A. 1998
- B. 1997
- C. 1999
- D. None of these
Explanation: Pakistan conducted its first nuclear tests at Ras Koh in the Chagai district of Balochistan on 28 May 1998.
Correct answer: 1998- A. 24 October 2006
- B. 24 November 2006
- C. 24 December 2006
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Pakistan-China Free Trade Agreement was signed on 24 November 2006 and became operational in 2007.
Correct answer: 24 November 2006- A. January 10, 1966
- B. February 10, 1966
- C. March 10, 1966
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Tashkent Agreement was signed on 10 January 1966 by President Ayub Khan of Pakistan and Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri.
Correct answer: January 10, 1966- A. India
- B. Afghanistan
- C. Bangladesh
- D. none
Explanation: The Geneva Accords of 14 April 1988 dealt with the withdrawal of Soviet forces from Afghanistan and were signed by Pakistan and…
Correct answer: Afghanistan- A. 1997
- B. 1999
- C. 1995
- D. 1998
Explanation: Pakistan conducted its nuclear tests at Chagai on 28 May 1998, a date commemorated as Youm-e-Takbeer.
Correct answer: 1998- A. 30 October 1947
- B. 30 September 1947
- C. 30 August 1947
- D. 30 March 1948Geographic Reference
Explanation: Pakistan became a member of the United Nations on 30 September 1947, shortly after independence.
Correct answer: 30 September 1947- A. 5 February 1990
- B. 5 February 1988
- C. 5 February 1971
- D. 5 February 1965
Explanation: Kashmir Solidarity Day was first observed on 5 February 1990. The day was introduced to demonstrate Pakistan’s political and public…
Correct answer: 5 February 1990- A. 5th February
- B. 1st May
- C. 21st March
- D. 6th June
Explanation: Kashmir Day is observed annually in Pakistan on 5 February. It is officially called Kashmir Solidarity Day and is associated with support…
Correct answer: 5th February- A. 2003
- B. 2007
- C. 2010
- D. None of these
Explanation: A ceasefire in the Siachen conflict took effect in 2003 after Pakistan and India agreed to halt active hostilities in the glacier region.
Correct answer: 2003- A. 29 September 1955
- B. 13 September 1955
- C. 23 September 1955
- D. 23 September 1956
Explanation: Pakistan joined the Baghdad Pact on 23 September 1955, and the organization was renamed CENTO after Iraq withdrew in 1959.
Correct answer: 23 September 1955- A. 1995
- B. 1975
- C. 1970
- D. 1969
Explanation: Pakistan was a founding participant in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, established at the Rabat summit in 1969.
Correct answer: 1969- A. General Eisenhower
- B. Richard Casey
- C. Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz
- D. James F. Byrnes
Explanation: The UN Secretary-General appointed Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz of the United States as the Plebiscite Administrator for Jammu and Kashmir…
Correct answer: Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz- A. Sri-Lanka
- B. Bangladesh
- C. Afghanistan
- D. Bhutan
Explanation: Afghanistan became the eighth member of SAARC in 2007. Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan were among the organisation’s original members.
Correct answer: Afghanistan- A. 1809-10
- B. 1820-21
- C. 1845-46
- D. 1857-58Geographic Reference
Explanation: The First Anglo-Sikh War was fought from 1845 to 1846 between the British East India Company and the Sikh Empire.
Correct answer: 1845-46- A. Delhi Pact
- B. Shimla Pact
- C. Lahore Pact
- D. Tashkent Pact
Explanation: The 1965 war between Pakistan and India ended diplomatically with the Tashkent Declaration, signed in January 1966.
Correct answer: Tashkent PactForeign Policy of Pakistan MCQs: common questions
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