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Ans: Pak-Iran Economic Co-operation; Pakistan, Iran and Turkey established the RCD for economic co-operation, which was later revived and expanded as the ECO. A number of projects a underway with the collaboration of both countries. Related Questions: Q1: What do you mean by Foreign Policy? Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its neighbouring countries. … Read more
Ans: Pak-Egypt Relations: Pakistan’s relations with Egypt were not friendly. In early days after independence, for the obvious reason that a group of Arab leaders had friendly ties with the leadership of the Indian National Congress. These leaders supported Congress point of view and did not welcome the creation of Pakistan, Egyptian..leadership also had anti-Pakistan … Read more
Ans: Pak-Turkey Relations: South Asian Muslims have a long history of brotherly relations with the Turkish people. Muslims of this area started a movement to safeguard movement is known as the Khilafat Movement. A treaty of friendship known Turkish territorial integrity and the Muslim Caliphate of Turkey in 1919. This as Ankara Agreement was signed … Read more
Ans:Pakistan and the SAARC SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation) is an inter- gvermental organization of state in South Asia. Its members are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and foreign policy is based on the principles of solidarity and territorial integrity. Sri Lanka. SAARC was founded in Dhaka on December 8, … Read more
Ans: Pak-Iran Relations: (i) Pakistan shares a long border with Iran. We always have had strong fraternal relations with Iran because our common ties rooting deep in history. Pakistan and Iran have many things in common like religion and culture. (ii) Iran was the first country to recognize Pakistan after its independence in 194 Pakistan … Read more
Ans: Pak-Afghan Relations: (i) Afghanistan is located in the west and the northwest of Pakistan. The nature of Pak-Afghan relations has serious strategic implications for global politics. Afghan governments never tried to establish friendly relations with Pakistan, routine diplomatic relations, however, remained in order. (ii) Despite the Quaid-e-Azam’s expression of good will for Afghan people, … Read more
Ans: Pakistan and the Organization of Islamic Co-operation (OIC): Fifty-seven Muslim States spread over four continents have joined hands to form a common platform known as the Organization of Islamic Co-operation: OIC. (i) The OIC is the largest inter-governmental organization after the UN. This organization is the united voice of the Muslim world. The OIC … Read more
Ans: Pakistan ‘s relation with Neighbouring Countries: Pakistan is an important country in south Asia. We share our northern borders with the people’s Repulic China, the largest Asian country. In the north-west Duard Line separates Pakistan from Afghanistan. In the west and south there is Iran Arabian sea in the South. India is located in … Read more
Ans: Foreign policy: The general plan of a country with regard to other countries of the world is called foreign policy. When a country establishes relations with other countries of the world,it moves foward in the light of certain objective and abides by certain principles the sum total of these objectives and principles is reffered … Read more
Ans: Perivatisation and industrialization during Pervez Musharraf. Before Pervez Musharraf, Benazir Bhutto, and Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif started the privatization process. Its aim was to end poverty and the payment of foreign loans. In Musharraf and Shaukat Anz’s government, the income from privatization was spent on the payment of foreign loans and social welfare. The … Read more