Explanation

• The Ministry of foreign affairs of Pakistan plays an important role in making the Foreign policy
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• Hina Rabbani Khar is the current Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
• Asim Iftikhar became Foreign Office spokesperson: 2021. Asim Iftikhar  
  is the current Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan
• Asim Iftikhar replaced Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri
• Tariq Fatemi appointed Special Assistant on foreign affairs to PM on: April 20 2022
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Explanation

Agriculture is Pakistan's largest economic sector.

It contributing 24% to GDP and employing 42% of the workforce, with major crops.

 Including cotton, wheat, rice, and sugarcane.

Explanation

To reduce reliance on a few export sectors and increase resilience to global economic fluctuations,

Pakistan should diversify its export base.

Encouraging export-oriented industries, supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs),

and developing high-value-added products can help boost exports

Explanation

• Culture means to cultivate and Decorate
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• Cultivating a culture of design.
• Your culture is a reflection of your values.
• If you want a culture of design, you must value it internally first.
• A 'Cultivation culture' is the collective responsibility to grow each other, share knowledge, to teach, so as a collective we can be more impactful.
• In 2019, Thoughtworks launched a Global Change Programme to strengthen the cultivation culture in all 14 countries where we have offices.
  

Explanation

At the time of division, there was a cash balance of 4 billion rupees in the Reserve Bank of India which was to be divided between India and Pakistan in the ratio of:

17 to India

and 5 to Pakistan.

Pakistan was to receive 750 million rupees, which was initially delayed by the Indian Government.

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Explanation

The current GDP volume of Pakistan is approximately $374.90 billion as of recent estimates.

Explanation

Pakistan's national income increased by 37 % against the stipulated target of 24% in 3rd five-year plan.

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The national income of a country can be measured by three alternative methods:

(i) Product Method

(ii) Income Method, 

(iii) Expenditure Method.

Explanation

Global Hunger Index is jointly published by Concern Worldwide and Welthungerhilfe.

The first edition was published in 2006.

Chad was given least rank while Belarus was given top rank.

All countries: 107

Pakistan: 88

Explanation

according to the particular formula, Pakistan was entitled to receive 1 billion but the Indian government agreed to pay only  0.75 billion at the time of independence.

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Explanation

Pakistan imports a wide range of commodities from Africa, including petroleum, coal, tea, cotton, and copper. 

In 2020, Pakistan imported $2.25 billion worth of products from Africa. 

In 2020, Pakistan imported $547 million worth of coffee and tea from Africa. 

Pakistan also imports crude oil, iron, steel, inorganic chemicals, and textile products from Africa