Free Foreign Policy of Pakistan MCQs with Answers

161. National Security Council established the National Command Authority on_____________?

• A. February, 2000
• B. March, 2000
• C. Sept, 2000
• D. None of these

Explanation: The National Command Authority was established in February 2000 to oversee Pakistan’s strategic assets and command structure. Its creation followed the need for a centralized nuclear decision-making system.

162. First president of Pakistan went to Bosnia Herzegorina?

• A. Ayub khan
• B. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
• C. General Pervaiz Mushraf
• D. Iskandar Mirza

Explanation: General Pervez Musharraf became the first Pakistani president to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ayub Khan, Bhutto and Iskandar Mirza held the presidency earlier but did not make this visit.

163. National Action Plan was created in_________?

• A. 2013
• B. 2014
• C. 2015
• D. 2016

Explanation: The National Action Plan was prepared in December 2014 after the Army Public School attack and approved in the same month. Its implementation began in 2015, which creates the common date confusion.

164. Pakistan is a bridge state between

• A. South Asia and Southeast Asia
• B. South Asia and Southwest Asia
• C. South Asia and Central Asia
• D. South Asia and North Asia

Explanation: Pakistan is commonly described as a bridge between South Asia and Central Asia because of its location and links through the Khyber region and its access to the Arabian Sea. Its position also connects it with Southwest Asia, but Central Asia is the intended pairing here.

165. Which famous personality of Pakistan who served as only Pakistani and also first Asian to preside over International court of Justice and also served as President of UN General Assembly?

• A. Liaqat Ali Khan
• B. Gen.Ayub Khan
• C. M.Zafarullah Khan
• D. Ch.Muhammad Ali

Explanation: Sir Muhammad Zafarullah Khan was Pakistan’s first Foreign Minister, presided over the UN General Assembly, and became the first Asian President of the International Court of Justice. These international offices distinguish him from the other options.

166. First ambassador of Pakistan to UNO was__________?

• A. Sir Zaffar Ullah Khan
• B. Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar
• C. Ahmed Shah Patras Bokhari
• D. None of these

Explanation: Ahmed Shah Bokhari, popularly known as Patras Bokhari, served as Pakistan’s first Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Sir Zafarullah Khan was Pakistan’s first Foreign Minister, which makes him the tempting alternative.

167. The 2nd summit of OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation) held in Pakistan in year________?

• A. 1972
• B. 1973
• C. 1974
• D. 1975

Explanation: The Second Islamic Summit Conference was held in Lahore in February 1974. It was an important diplomatic success for Pakistan and was attended by numerous Muslim heads of state.

168. Dehli pact also known as__________?

• A. india Pact
• B. Jinnah-Nehru Pact
• C. Liaquat-Nehru Pact
• D. Gandhi-Liaqat Pact

Explanation: The Delhi Pact of 1950 is known as the Liaquat-Nehru Pact, named after the prime ministers of Pakistan and India who signed it. It addressed the protection of minorities and the conditions of refugees in both countries.

169. Karachi was occupied by British in__________?

• A. 1842
• B. 1843
• C. 1844
• D. None

Explanation: The British captured Karachi in 1843 during Charles Napier’s campaign against the Talpur rulers of Sindh. The year 1842 refers to the preceding period, not the occupation itself.

170. Which of the following fund/trust was established to negate the propaganda of Indian National Congress post 1937 elections?

• A. The Manshoor Fund
• B. Press and Propaganda Fund
• C. The Dawn Fund and Trust
• D. None of these.

Explanation: The Press and Propaganda Fund was created after the 1937 elections to counter Congress propaganda and present the Muslim League’s position.