Pakistan’s foreign policy is primarily based on the principle of:
A) Expansionism
B) Diplomacy and peaceful coexistence
C) Military alliances
D) Economic isolation
Which country was the first to recognize Pakistan after independence?
A) USA
B) Iran
C) China
D) Turkey
Which key doctrine defines Pakistan’s foreign policy?
A) Two-Nation Theory
B) Non-Alignment Policy
C) Friends Not Masters
D) Look East Policy
Pakistan maintains strong diplomatic ties with which global power for defense and economic cooperation?
A) USA
B) China
C) Russia
D) UK
Which organization plays a major role in Pakistan’s regional diplomacy?
A) SAARC
B) EU
C) NATO
D) BRICS
The core issue in Pakistan’s foreign policy with India is:
A) Trade imbalance
B) Water dispute
C) Kashmir conflict
D) Border security
Which country has historically played a mediatory role in Pakistan-India relations?
A) USA
B) China
C) Russia
D) UAE
Pakistan became a major non-NATO ally of the USA in:
A) 2000
B) 2002
C) 2004
D) 2006
Pakistan signed the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) agreement in:
A) 2010
B) 2013
C) 2015
D) 2018
Pakistan’s policy of Strategic Depth was mainly focused on:
A) India
B) Afghanistan
C) Iran
D) Russia
Pakistan follows which principle in its nuclear policy?
A) First-use doctrine
B) No-first-use doctrine
C) Minimum credible deterrence
D) Full disarmament
Pakistan’s foreign policy is guided by the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of:
A) Superpowers
B) Muslim nations
C) Neighboring countries
D) All states
Which country helped Pakistan become a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)?
A) China
B) Russia
C) Turkey
D) Iran
Pakistan’s foreign policy priority is based on:
A) Defense alliances
B) Economic diplomacy
C) Political expansion
D) Religious affiliations
Which country is Pakistan’s largest trading partner?
A) USA
B) China
C) Saudi Arabia
D) UAE
Which international agreement has Pakistan signed for nuclear non-proliferation?
A) NPT
B) CTBT
C) MTCR
D) None
Pakistan has played a key role in mediating conflicts in:
A) Middle East
B) Africa
C) Europe
D) Latin America
Pakistan’s Look East Policy is aimed at strengthening ties with:
A) Europe
B) Central Asia
C) ASEAN countries
D) Middle East
Pakistan maintains strong military relations with:
A) Israel
B) Russia
C) Turkey
D) South Korea
Pakistan’s geo-strategic location connects:
A) South Asia, Central Asia, and Middle East
B) Europe, South Asia, and Australia
C) Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia
D) None of the above
Pakistan actively participates in UN peacekeeping missions under:
A) NATO
B) UNDP
C) UN Security Council
D) UN Peacekeeping Operations
Pakistan and Russia have strengthened ties in which sector?
A) Defense cooperation
B) Energy projects
C) Trade agreements
D) All of the above
Pakistan’s foreign policy focuses on building relations with:
A) Only Muslim nations
B) Only Western countries
C) All nations on mutual respect
D) None of the above
Pakistan’s policy of neutrality was evident in which war?
A) Gulf War 1991
B) Afghanistan War 2001
C) Iraq War 2003
D) Russia-Ukraine War 2022
Which global initiative aims at regional connectivity where Pakistan plays a vital role?
A) CPEC
B) OBOR
C) SAFTA
D) ASEAN Free Trade Area
Pakistan follows a policy of deterrence primarily against:
A) Iran
B) India
C) Afghanistan
D) Israel
Pakistan signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement with which country in 2012?
A) China
B) Russia
C) Afghanistan
D) Saudi Arabia
Pakistan’s foreign policy includes active participation in:
A) Climate change summits
B) Peace negotiations
C) Trade agreements
D) All of the above
Which country assisted Pakistan in developing Gwadar Port?
A) USA
B) China
C) UAE
D) Saudi Arabia
Pakistan’s foreign policy is shaped by:
A) Economic interests
B) Security concerns
C) Geopolitical strategy
D) All of the above
