What is the primary objective of Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP)?
A) To boost economic growth
B) To combat terrorism and extremism
C) To enhance foreign relations
D) To reduce unemployment
In which year was Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP) officially introduced?
A) 2013
B) 2014
C) 2015
D) 2016
Who chaired the special meeting that led to the creation of the National Action Plan in Pakistan?
A) Prime Minister
B) Chief Justice
C) Army Chief
D) President
Which of the following is a key feature of Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP)?
A) National health reforms
B) Religious extremism control
C) Education reform
D) Trade policies
Which of the following terrorist groups is specifically targeted by the National Action Plan?
A) TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan)
B) Al-Qaeda
C) ISIS
D) All of the above
Which institution is responsible for implementing the National Action Plan’s provisions?
A) Ministry of Information
B) Ministry of Interior
C) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
D) Ministry of Defense
The National Action Plan requires strict action against which of the following entities?
A) Media
B) Extremist groups
C) Foreign investors
D) Political parties
Under NAP, what kind of activities are banned in Pakistan?
A) Political protests
B) Extremist propaganda
C) Religious teachings
D) Business transactions
Which of the following is part of the NAP’s strategy to address terrorism?
A) Strengthening border security
B) Promoting international trade
C) National privatization of industries
D) Promoting tourism
What is the purpose of establishing military courts under Pakistan’s National Action Plan?
A) To boost defense spending
B) To try terrorism suspects swiftly
C) To improve military discipline
D) To expand military bases
Which is a key provision of the NAP related to terrorist financing?
A) Strengthening the stock market
B) Cracking down on terror financing networks
C) Promoting foreign investment
D) Encouraging charity work
Which Pakistani law enforcement agency is given enhanced powers under NAP to combat terrorism?
A) Pakistan Rangers
B) Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
C) Anti-Narcotics Force
D) Police
What does NAP aim to do with seminaries in Pakistan?
A) Nationalize all seminaries
B) Regulate seminaries to prevent extremism
C) Close down all seminaries
D) Promote religious freedom
Which part of Pakistan’s society is encouraged to participate in counter-terrorism efforts under the NAP?
A) Business leaders
B) Religious leaders
C) Political leaders
D) All of the above
Which organization in Pakistan plays a central role in countering violent extremism under NAP?
A) ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence)
B) PEMRA (Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority)
C) NAB (National Accountability Bureau)
D) FIA (Federal Investigation Agency)
What is one of the NAP’s goals regarding political and religious organizations?
A) Disbanding all political parties
B) Expanding the role of political parties in terrorism
C) Banning sectarian and extremist organizations
D) Allowing all organizations unrestricted freedom
Which of the following is a priority area for Pakistan’s NAP?
A) Strengthening cyber security
B) Infrastructure development
C) Counter-terrorism and anti-extremism measures
D) Tax reforms
Under NAP, which type of courts were established to speed up the prosecution of terror-related cases?
A) Family courts
B) Military courts
C) Environmental courts
D) Administrative courts
How does the National Action Plan propose to deal with hate speech in Pakistan?
A) Encouraging more religious discussion
B) Banning hate speech and promoting tolerance
C) Promoting secularism
D) Increasing media freedom
Which agency is tasked with overseeing the implementation of the National Action Plan in Pakistan?
A) ISI
B) Ministry of Interior
C) NAB
D) FIA
What role does Pakistan’s civil society play in the National Action Plan?
A) Increasing military involvement
B) Providing resources for extremists
C) Supporting counter-extremism efforts
D) Reducing government spending
Which of these steps is part of the NAP’s focus on improving Pakistan’s legal system?
A) Strengthening anti-corruption laws
B) Strengthening laws against terrorism
C) Liberalizing media laws
D) Reducing taxes
What does the NAP emphasize in terms of media regulation?
A) Promoting freedom of speech
B) Banning foreign news channels
C) Regulating media to prevent extremist content
D) Allowing unregulated content
Which of the following is an objective of Pakistan’s National Action Plan regarding sectarian violence?
A) Encouraging sectarian violence for political gains
B) Promoting unity among all sects
C) Reducing sectarian violence through legal measures
D) Allowing sectarian violence to occur freely
The National Action Plan in Pakistan aims to prevent which of the following?
A) Increase in terrorist attacks
B) Tourism growth
C) Overpopulation
D) Economic instability
How does the National Action Plan propose to deal with militant religious groups?
A) Providing them with financial support
B) Legal actions and prosecutions
C) Allowing their operations to continue
D) Encouraging dialogue with them
What kind of security is a major focus of the National Action Plan?
A) Cyber security
B) National defense
C) Financial security
D) Border security
What does the NAP suggest about the registration of seminaries in Pakistan?
A) Closing all seminaries
B) Unregulated growth of seminaries
C) Registration and regulation of seminaries to curb extremism
D) Banning religious education
Which Pakistani city has been a focal point for implementing the National Action Plan?
A) Lahore
B) Karachi
C) Islamabad
D) Peshawar
The National Action Plan emphasizes the importance of international cooperation in combating terrorism. Which of the following is one of the goals?
A) Building foreign military alliances
B) Isolating Pakistan diplomatically
C) Promoting cross-border collaboration against terror financing
D) Withdrawing from international organizations
