Pakistani Foreign Policy | MCQs

Explanation

• In 1954 Pakistan become a member of SEATO
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• SEATO is an abbreviation of: South East Asia Treaty Organization
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• SEATO was founded on 8th September 1954 and dissolved on 30th June 1977
  
  
• In September of 1954,
• the United States,
• France,
• Great Britain,
• New Zealand,
• Australia,
• the Philippines,
• Thailand
• and Pakistan formed the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization,
• or SEATO.
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Explanation

The Provisional Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh was established on 10 April 1971. 

Pakistan recognized the Government of Bangladesh on Feb 1974.

The Provisional Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, popularly known as the Mujibnagar Government

Headed by Prime Minister Tajuddin Ahmad

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After becoming Governor-General of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's first official visit was to Britain.

This trip was part of his efforts to establish strong diplomatic relations and seek support for the newly independent country.

His visit to Britain was significant in setting the tone for Pakistan's international relations in its early years.

Explanation

Pakistan has no diplomatic relations with Israel.

Israel and Pakistan have had a history of tensions, and Pakistan has been a long-standing supporter of the Palestinian cause.

Currently, 31 countries do not recognize and/or have foreign relations with Israel.

Explanation

The Middle East Treaty Organization, also known as the Central Treaty Organization

CENTO was a military alliance of the Cold War.

Headquarters: Baghdad (1955 – 1958) Ankara (1958 – 1979)

Abbreviation: METO

CENTO was formed on 24 February 1955 by:

• Iran
• Iraq
• Pakistan
• Turkey
• and the United Kingdom.

CENTO alliance was dissolved on 16 March 1979

related question

Both Iran and Pakistan remained members of CENTO till?

 1979

Pakistan left CENTO in which year____?

 1979

When Pakistan signed the Baghdad pact, later called CENTO:

 23 September 1955

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Explanation

Pakistan's foreign policy is primarily based on bilateral relations.

It aiming to maintain cooperative ties with individual countries based on mutual interests.

This approach allows Pakistan to establish independent foreign relations with diverse nations.

Explanation

On 8 May 2017, India commenced these proceedings before the ICJ alleging that Pakistan had committed a breach of the VCCR 1963 by failing to grant immediate consular access in respect of Commander Jadhav, and alleging that the Military Court procedure was flagrantly unfair.

Explanation

Pakistan’s Foreign Policy, A Historical Analysis was written by Samuel Martin Burke

Samuel Martin Burke was a Pakistani writer and professor, died in 2010.

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Explanation

The Battle for Pakistan: The Bitter US Friendship and a Tough Neighbourhood written by Shuja Nawaz (belongs Jhelum)

Explanation

The foreign minister of Pakistan Mr. Z.A Bhutto at the time of the Tashkent Declaration

The Tashkent Declaration was signed between India and Pakistan 

It was signed on 10 January 1966 to resolve the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
It was a peace agreement 
Through the mediation of the Soviet Union 
It was signed by:

• President of Pakistan Ayub Khan 
• by India’s Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri