Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
High-level exchanges between Pakistan and China are considered:
A. Irrelevant to bilateral relations
B. A hallmark of bilateral relations
C. Limited to military officers
D. Restricted to trade delegations
Correct Answer: B
Regular exchanges between national leaders are described as a hallmark of the relationship.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
China has repeatedly expressed support for Pakistan’s:
A. Sovereignty and territorial integrity
B. Withdrawal from all international organizations
C. Annexation of Central Asia
D. Membership of NATO
Correct Answer: A
China officially supports Pakistan’s sovereignty, independence, security and territorial integrity.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Pakistan supports China’s position on matters involving:
A. Taiwan
B. Xinjiang and Xizang
C. Hong Kong
D. All of these
Correct Answer: D
Pakistan has consistently supported China on issues that Beijing identifies as its core interests.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Which subject is included in Pakistan–China institutional consultations?
A. Counterterrorism
B. Arms control
C. Border management
D. All of these
Correct Answer: D
Consultations cover counterterrorism, arms control, maritime affairs, border management and other areas.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Pakistan and China maintain a dedicated dialogue mechanism concerning:
A. Maritime affairs
B. Antarctic governance only
C. European Union enlargement
D. NATO expansion
Correct Answer: A
Maritime dialogue is one of several institutional bilateral consultation mechanisms.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Pakistan–China Bilateral Political Consultations are normally conducted at:
A. Local government level
B. Foreign secretary and vice-minister level
C. Provincial governor level
D. Military academy level
Correct Answer: B
Political consultations are conducted between Pakistan’s foreign secretary and China’s vice foreign minister.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Which mechanism operates at the foreign-ministers’ level?
A. Border Trade Council
B. Strategic Dialogue
C. Consular Committee
D. Cultural Commission
Correct Answer: B
The Pakistan–China Strategic Dialogue is held at foreign-ministers’ level.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Pakistan and China principally base their relationship on:
A. Ideological uniformity
B. Mutual trust, respect and benefit
C. A formal collective-defence treaty
D. Shared colonial administration
Correct Answer: B
Bilateral statements emphasize mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual benefit.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Under Pakistan’s One-China policy, Taiwan is regarded as:
A. An independent UN member
B. A neutral territory
C. An inalienable part of China
D. An autonomous international zone
Correct Answer: C
Pakistan officially considers Taiwan an inalienable part of Chinese territory.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Pakistan’s policy regarding Taiwan is based on the:
A. Two-China principle
B. One-China principle
C. Neutrality principle
D. Strategic ambiguity principle
Correct Answer: B
Pakistan recognizes the government of the People’s Republic of China under the One-China principle.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The Karakoram Highway is designated in Pakistan as:
A. N-5
B. N-25
C. N-35
D. M-8
Correct Answer: C
The Pakistani section of the Karakoram Highway is designated N-35.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The Karakoram Highway is also known as the:
A. Silk Motorway
B. Pakistan–China Friendship Highway
C. Central Asian Highway
D. Indus Valley Road
Correct Answer: B
It is widely known as the Pakistan–China Friendship Highway.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The 1963 Boundary Agreement contains provision for reconsideration after:
A. Establishment of SAARC
B. Final settlement of the Kashmir dispute
C. Completion of CPEC
D. Pakistan’s entry into the SCO
Correct Answer: B
The agreement recognizes the need for renegotiation if sovereign authority changes following a final Kashmir settlement.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The principal land crossing between Pakistan and China is:
A. Bolan Pass
B. Khyber Pass
C. Khunjerab Pass
D. Lowari Pass
Correct Answer: C
The Khunjerab Pass connects Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan with China’s Xinjiang.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The 1963 agreement mainly demarcated Pakistan’s boundary with China’s:
A. Tibet Autonomous Region
B. Xinjiang region
C. Yunnan Province
D. Sichuan Province
Correct Answer: B
Pakistan’s northern boundary adjoins China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Who signed the 1963 Boundary Agreement on behalf of China?
A. Zhou Enlai
B. Mao Zedong
C. Chen Yi
D. Deng Xiaoping
Correct Answer: C
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi signed the agreement.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
Who signed the 1963 Boundary Agreement on behalf of Pakistan?
A. Ayub Khan
B. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
C. Muhammad Ali Bogra
D. Agha Shahi
Correct Answer: B
Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto represented Pakistan.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The 1963 Boundary Agreement was signed in:
A. Islamabad
B. Karachi
C. Shanghai
D. Peking, now Beijing
Correct Answer: D
The agreement was signed in Peking, the former English name of Beijing.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The Pakistan–China Boundary Agreement was signed on:
A. 21 May 1951
B. 2 March 1963
C. 6 September 1965
D. 5 April 2005
Correct Answer: B
The agreement was signed on 2 March 1963.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1947 - Present - Relations - Pak - China Relations
The Pakistan–China Boundary Agreement was signed in:
A. 1955
B. 1959
C. 1963
D. 1971
Correct Answer: C
Pakistan and China signed their boundary agreement in 1963.