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Ans: Japan is a developed Asian country. Pakistan imports cars and electronic goods from Japan. Japan has made investments in many projects in Pakistan including improvement in education. Japan holds a prominent position as a buyer of Pakistani fish. Related Questions: Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its neighbouring countries. Q.ix When and where … Read more
Ans: There are many factories in Japan to prepare machinery, cloth, goods of daily use and foods and drinks. There are countless heavy and small units to prepare electric goods, radios, television, cameras, watches and miscellaneous equipment. The heavy industries include steel industry, shipping industry and oil refineries. These factories are mostly situated on the … Read more
Ans: After the Second World War,,Japan has made industrial development rapidly. Tokyo is Japan’s capital. Tokyo is an ancient historical city. Its present importance is because of the industries established in the previous century. Related Questions: Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its neighbouring countries. Q.viii When was the Kashmir issue presented in the … Read more
Ans: The country of Japan comprises of four large and several small islands located to the east of Asia. It is located in the far east. Therefore, Japan is called the land of the rising sun’. Related Questions: Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its neighbouring countries. Q.vii Write the names of ten member … Read more
Ans: In 2019, an agreement was signed between Pakistan and the European the fields of promotion of mutual peace and prosperity, trade and investment, Union to further enhance relations, under which cooperation will be made in migrant affairs, sustainable development, energy, culture and education etc. Related Questions: Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its … Read more
Ans: To develop the Pakistan and European Union relations according to the modem demands, the Pak-European Conference (EU-Pakistani Summit) was held on 17th June, 2009 in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. The President of Pakistan also participated in this conference. Related Questions: Q2. Analyze the relations of pakistan with its neighbouring countries. Q.vi When did … Read more
Ans: The European Union announced a donation of 93.6 million Euros for the help of the people affected by the earthquake in Pakistan’s Northern Areas and Azad Kashmir on 8th October, 2005. Related Questions: Q1: What do you mean by Foreign Policy? Q.vi When did the relations between Pakistan and People’s Republic of China begin? … Read more
Ans: In 2004, the European Union with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) started a programme on technical assistance to expand trade in Pakistan (Trade-related Technical Assistance Programme). Related Questions: Q1: What do you mean by Foreign Policy? Q.V By which two countries was the Indus Water Treaty signed? Q.vi When did the relations between Pakistan … Read more
Ans: In the 1990s, the European Union had started several projects of human resources development and the eradication of pollution according to the. policy of the government of Pakistan. Their results were quite encouraging. Other than this, it gave monetary aid to different NGOs for population welfare, eradication of child labour, increase in income, less … Read more
Ans: In the 1980s, the European community started many social welfare projects in Pakistan which included the construction of roads and bridges, a fish seaport facility, providing electricity in villages, betterment of livestock, education, vocational training and rural development etc. Related Questions: Q1: What do you mean by Foreign Policy? Qiv When was the border … Read more