Pakistan’s first-ever National Security Policy (NSP) was launched in:
A) 2015
B) 2018
C) 2022
D) 2020
Who is responsible for formulating Pakistan’s National Security Policy?
A) Ministry of Foreign Affairs
B) National Security Committee
C) National Security Division
D) Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
Pakistan’s National Security Policy (2022-2026) focuses on:
A) Traditional security only
B) Economic security as a core priority
C) Military expansion
D) Nuclear deterrence
Who chairs Pakistan’s National Security Committee (NSC)?
A) Chief of Army Staff
B) Prime Minister
C) President
D) Defense Minister
Pakistan’s National Security Policy covers which key domains?
A) Economic, military, human security
B) Only defense and military
C) Agriculture and water resources
D) Technological development
Which institution is responsible for national security decision-making in Pakistan?
A) Parliament
B) National Security Division
C) National Security Committee (NSC)
D) Ministry of Interior
Pakistan’s National Security Policy aims to:
A) Strengthen ties with India
B) Ensure national stability through economic development
C) Increase military spending
D) Focus on global alliances
The core pillar of Pakistan’s National Security Policy 2022-2026 is:
A) Military dominance
B) Nuclear deterrence
C) Economic security
D) Defense partnerships
Which country is a strategic partner in Pakistan’s national security?
A) USA
B) China
C) Russia
D) All of the above
What role does the ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence) play in Pakistan’s National Security Policy?
A) Cybersecurity
B) Counterterrorism & intelligence gathering
C) Economic stability
D) Diplomacy
Pakistan’s national security challenges include:
A) Border security
B) Terrorism
C) Economic instability
D) All of the above
Which international organization supports Pakistan’s counterterrorism efforts?
A) United Nations
B) NATO
C) Shanghai Cooperation Organization
D) Both A and C
The Pakistan Army’s role in national security includes:
A) Economic policymaking
B) Internal & external defense
C) Managing trade relations
D) Running state-owned businesses
Which neighboring country is a major factor in Pakistan’s security policy?
A) Iran
B) China
C) Afghanistan
D) Both A and C
Pakistan’s National Security Policy prioritizes:
A) Military expansion
B) Regional peace & stability
C) Foreign intervention
D) Space research
What is a major internal security concern for Pakistan?
A) Cyber warfare
B) Water scarcity
C) Ethnic conflicts & terrorism
D) Space militarization
Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP) was launched to:
A) Improve trade
B) Combat terrorism & extremism
C) Enhance defense spending
D) Strengthen media policies
The Pakistan Air Force plays a vital role in:
A) Maritime security
B) Space exploration
C) Air defense & counterterrorism
D) Peace negotiations
Pakistan’s naval strategy focuses on:
A) Securing trade routes
B) Deterring regional threats
C) Strengthening maritime defense
D) All of the above
Which of the following is a key aspect of Pakistan’s security policy?
A) Internal stability
B) Diplomatic relations
C) Cybersecurity
D) All of the above
Which global event had a significant impact on Pakistan’s security policy?
A) Cold War
B) War on Terror
C) Arab Spring
D) Brexit
What does Pakistan’s nuclear doctrine emphasize?
A) First-use policy
B) Minimum credible deterrence
C) Global disarmament
D) Nuclear testing
Which initiative supports Pakistan’s cybersecurity efforts?
A) Digital Pakistan Vision
B) CPEC
C) ISPR
D) FATF
Pakistan’s border management strategy focuses on:
A) Fencing along Afghanistan border
B) Strengthening surveillance
C) Preventing illegal crossings
D) All of the above
The primary intelligence agency responsible for national security in Pakistan is:
A) FIA
B) MI
C) ISI
D) IB
What role does Pakistan’s foreign policy play in national security?
A) Strengthens global partnerships
B) Reduces conflicts
C) Secures economic cooperation
D) All of the above
Which regional alliance is crucial for Pakistan’s security policy?
A) NATO
B) ASEAN
C) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
D) European Union
Pakistan’s defense collaborations with China include:
A) CPEC security
B) Joint military exercises
C) Arms trade & technology transfer
D) All of the above
Pakistan’s economic security is linked to:
A) Political stability
B) Regional trade
C) Defense policies
D) All of the above
The future focus of Pakistan’s national security strategy includes:
A) Technology & cyber defense
B) Enhancing intelligence capabilities
C) Strengthening economic ties
D) All of the above
