Pakistan's Foreign Policy and Diplomacy

A. To isolate India diplomatically.B. To gain access to advanced military technology.C. To enhance regional security and connectivity.D. To solely focus on economic development.

A. Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)B. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)C. Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)D. European Union (EU)

A. It consistently prioritizes human rights above all other considerationsB. It often prioritizes strategic partnerships over immediate human rights improvementsC. It completely ignores human rights concerns in its ...

A. To secure military alliancesB. To establish a free trade agreementC. To enhance economic ties and regional stabilityD. To primarily focus on cultural exchange ...

A. A minor role; primarily focused on security concerns.B. A significant role; shaping partnerships and economic integration initiatives.C. No role; purely focused on political and security alliances.

A. Shanghai Cooperation OrganisationB. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)C. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)D. Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

A. By completely isolating Afghanistan.B. Through military intervention.C. By pursuing a policy of complete neutrality.D. Through diplomatic engagement, humanitarian aid, and counterterrorism efforts.

A. It is insignificant and has little impact.B. It primarily serves as a counterbalance to India.C. It is crucial for securing energy resources and regional stability.

A. Complete disengagementB. Military interventionC. Increased support for anti-Taliban groupsD. A more pragmatic approach focused on stability

A. A primary focus of its policyB. A largely irrelevant factorC. A secondary but still important aspectD. Completely abandoned by Pakistan