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Ans: Pak-Bangladesh Relations: The east wing of Pakistan separated from the west wing in 1971. The province declared independence under a new name Bangladesh. There were other factors also but the most important factor that broke Pakistan was Indian intrigue. There were lot of misunderstanding between the two countries in the beginning but relations started … Read more
Ans: Pak-European Union Relations: The European Union is a very effective association of 27 European states. European Union countries are Pakistan’s biggest export destinations. The European Union accounted for 33 percent of Pakistan’s external trade in 2019 with Pakistan’s export to the EU reaching 7.4 billion Euro, composed mainly of textile, medical equipment and leather … Read more
Ans: Pakistan’s Role in War Against Terrorism: After September 11, 2001, the USA started war against Al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations. Due to our strategic position America needed Pakistan’s support to operate in Afghanistan, these developments again made Pakistan’s importance felt by the global community. Related Questions: Q1: What do you mean by Foreign Policy? … Read more
Ans: Pak-Iraq Relations: In our early days Pakistan’s relations with Iraq were friendly, Iraq gave us diplomatic support by supporting us on Kashmir issue. Pakistan and Iraq were together in the Bagdad pact, formed in 1955. [Iraq later left the pact and it was reconstituted as CENTO). i Relation between two countries started deteriorating after … Read more
Ans: Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad All Jinnah (1876-1946), the founder of Pakistan came to the concept of world Muslim unity via the concept of the unity of Indians and the concept of the unity of the Muslims in the Subcontinent. process, a political leader, in the course of his career, often tends to graduate or shift, as … Read more
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