What is the main objective of Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP) against extremism?
A) Increase military spending
B) Eliminate terrorism and extremism
C) Strengthen economic growth
D) Improve international relations
Which year was Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP) against extremism announced?
A) 2012
B) 2014
C) 2016
D) 2018
Which Pakistani institution is responsible for implementing the National Action Plan (NAP)?
A) The Supreme Court
B) Pakistan Army
C) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
D) Election Commission of Pakistan
One of the key focuses of Pakistan’s NAP is to eliminate which type of education?
A) Religious education
B) Modern education
C) Extremist ideology-based education
D) Primary education
Which initiative is included in the National Action Plan to curb hate speech?
A) Religious tolerance workshops
B) Banning extremist groups
C) Encouraging free speech
D) Religious studies reforms
Which of the following is a core component of the National Action Plan against extremism?
A) Strengthening political parties
B) Dealing with banned groups and their networks
C) Promoting social media campaigns
D) Ensuring military dominance
In which area of Pakistan has the National Action Plan been most actively implemented?
A) Islamabad
B) Karachi
C) FATA and KPK
D) Lahore
Which law enforcement agency plays a vital role in executing the National Action Plan?
A) Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
B) Pakistan Rangers
C) Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)
D) Police
The National Action Plan stresses the importance of countering which of the following?
A) Trade tariffs
B) Religious extremism
C) Diplomatic relations
D) Cybersecurity
Which of the following steps is part of the National Action Plan against extremism in Pakistan?
A) Expanding nuclear capabilities
B) Reintroducing military rule
C) Strengthening border control and counter-terrorism measures
D) Increasing international aid
The National Action Plan calls for the registration of which groups?
A) Political parties
B) Religious organizations and seminaries
C) International NGOs
D) Educational institutions
What is one of the strategies of the National Action Plan for countering extremism in Pakistan?
A) Free elections
B) Ban on all political parties
C) Preventing financing to terrorist groups
D) Reducing military presence
The National Action Plan aims to improve coordination between which of the following entities?
A) Political parties and international organizations
B) Law enforcement agencies and military
C) Private sector and public sector
D) Educational institutions and media
One of the key objectives of the National Action Plan is to eliminate which type of content from media?
A) Entertainment content
B) Commercial advertising
C) Extremist propaganda
D) Educational programs
The National Action Plan encourages the establishment of which types of facilities in Pakistan?
A) Nuclear weapons plants
B) Peacekeeping centers
C) Counter-extremism centers
D) Tourist resorts
Which key infrastructure was improved under Pakistan’s National Action Plan to combat extremism?
A) Public healthcare facilities
B) Military bases
C) Judicial and law enforcement infrastructure
D) Religious places of worship
One of the aims of the National Action Plan is to promote which type of ideology?
A) Secularism
B) Extremism
C) Nationalism
D) Peace and tolerance
Which international organization supported Pakistan’s National Action Plan against extremism?
A) United Nations
B) World Health Organization
C) NATO
D) International Monetary Fund
Which Pakistani province was particularly impacted by the implementation of the National Action Plan?
A) Sindh
B) Punjab
C) Balochistan
D) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
The National Action Plan advocates for strict regulations on which form of communication to counter extremism?
A) Social media
B) Radio broadcast
C) Television advertisements
D) Telephone networks
What type of training is emphasized in the National Action Plan to prevent extremism?
A) Military training
B) Vocational training
C) Counter-extremism training for law enforcement
D) Political party training
Which city in Pakistan has been a focal point for the implementation of the National Action Plan?
A) Lahore
B) Islamabad
C) Karachi
D) Peshawar
The National Action Plan aims to curb the activities of which kind of organization?
A) Commercial entities
B) Extremist groups
C) Educational institutions
D) Business conglomerates
Which of the following is NOT a part of the National Action Plan’s strategy?
A) Blocking extremist content on media platforms
B) Banning all foreign investment
C) Disarming illegal armed groups
D) Enhancing counterterrorism operations
One of the key strategies of the National Action Plan is improving the relationship between Pakistan and which region?
A) Middle East
B) Central Asia
C) South Asia
D) North America
What role does the Pakistani military play in the National Action Plan?
A) Enhancing international relations
B) Fighting terrorism within the country
C) Managing education reform
D) Promoting trade relations
The National Action Plan includes measures to enhance which part of Pakistan’s national security?
A) Diplomatic efforts
B) Cybersecurity
C) Defense capabilities
D) Counterterrorism efforts
Which sector is targeted by the National Action Plan’s initiatives on de-radicalization?
A) Technology sector
B) Religious seminaries
C) Agricultural sector
D) Health sector
Which entity plays a key role in coordinating the National Action Plan’s strategy against extremism in Pakistan?
A) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
B) Pakistan Army
C) Ministry of Religious Affairs
D) Civil Aviation Authority
Which major city in Pakistan was specifically targeted by NAP measures to eliminate extremist elements?
A) Rawalpindi
B) Lahore
C) Karachi
D) Quetta
The National Action Plan calls for which of the following in Pakistan’s education system?
A) Eliminating English-language programs
B) Curriculum reforms to counter extremist ideologies
C) Expanding international student exchanges
D) Focusing on sports development
Which of the following groups does the National Action Plan focus on preventing?
A) Business groups
B) Religious extremist groups
C) Environmental organizations
D) Political parties
