Free Foreign Policy of Pakistan MCQs with Answers

211. Setting a new precedent, Pakistan for the first time in its 70 years history appointed a female diplomat Named______?

• A. Razia sultan
• B. Mahira razzaq
• C. Sherry rehman
• D. Fozia Fayyaz Ahmed

Explanation: Fozia Fayyaz Ahmed was appointed Pakistan’s first female ambassador to Saudi Arabia in 2017, a notable step in the country’s diplomatic representation. The other named figures do not match this appointment.

212. Setting a new precedent, Pakistan for the first time in its 70 years history appointed a female diplomat in ______?

• A. Iran
• B. India
• C. China
• D. Saudi Arabia

Explanation: The appointment referred to was Pakistan’s first female ambassador to Saudi Arabia. Fozia Fayyaz Ahmed was associated with this diplomatic posting in 2017.

213. Name the Powerful Country which offered help to the Pakistan Army before surrendering in Dhaka during 1971 war?

• A. United kingdom
• B. United States
• C. France
• D. Russia

Explanation: The United States offered military and diplomatic support to Pakistan during the 1971 crisis and moved the USS Enterprise into the Bay of Bengal. This did not prevent the surrender in Dhaka, but explains why the United States is the intended answer.

214. At the NAM Summit in Durban (1998), which issue was discussed concerning Pakistan ________?

• A. Palestine problem
• B. Environment Pollution
• C. Kashmir Problem
• D. Repayment of Loans

Explanation: The Kashmir dispute was among the issues concerning Pakistan discussed in the Non-Aligned Movement context. Palestine and environmental issues were also international concerns, but Kashmir is the Pakistan-specific answer.

215. Quaid-e-Azam sent 600 hundred soldiers to a Muslim country to fight for her freedom. Many of those Soldiers laid thier lives while fighting. That country preserved the tales of the bravery of those soldiers in a book titled "The Six Hundred Brave Pakistani Soldiers". They fought for__________?

• A. Palestine
• B. Indonesia
• C. Egypt
• D. Morocco

Explanation: The Pakistani volunteers fought for Indonesia's independence from Dutch colonial rule. Their participation is commemorated in Indonesian accounts of the “Six Hundred Brave Pakistani Soldiers.”

216. Which country became the first associate CERN member from Asia on 19th December 2014 _________?

• A. Pakistan
• B. China
• C. Japan
• D. India

Explanation: Pakistan became CERN’s first Associate Member State from Asia on 19 December 2014. This status reflected Pakistan’s long-standing scientific cooperation with CERN.

217. Which are the aligned years in Pakistan's foreign policy______________?

• A. 1963-1972
• B. 1954-1962
• C. 1947-53
• D. Non of these

Explanation: Pakistan's aligned phase of foreign policy is generally dated from 1954 to 1962, when it joined Western-sponsored alliances such as SEATO and CENTO. The later period moved increasingly toward a non-aligned and independent orientation.

218. Quaid-i-Azam said in an interview on any hope of India and Pakistan coming to a peaceful settlement 'provided the Indian government shed the superiority complex and deal with Pakistan on an equal footing given to special correspondent from_______?

• A. Germany
• B. France
• C. Switzerland
• D. None of these

Explanation: This statement was given to a special correspondent from Switzerland and reflects Jinnah's insistence that India treat Pakistan as an equal sovereign state. It was not an interview with a correspondent from Germany or France.

219. Which one is the country to use China based system made by BeiDou, GPS can help with urban planning, surveying and mapping environmental supervision, disaster relief efforts, traffic monitoring and other fields?

• A. Uruguay
• B. Italy
• C. Brazil
• D. Pakistan

Explanation: Pakistan adopted China’s BeiDou satellite-navigation system for applications such as mapping, disaster management, traffic monitoring and environmental supervision. The other countries listed are not the country referred to in this Pakistan-China technology context.

220. Indo-Pak war of 1965 lasted for_________?

• A. 17 days
• B. 27 days
• C. 37 days
• D. 47 days

Explanation: The 1965 Indo-Pakistan War lasted 17 days, from 6 September until the ceasefire on 23 September 1965. The conflict ended after a United Nations-backed ceasefire.