Pakistan Current Affairs MCQs

A. Arif Goheer
B. Waqar Hassan
C. Naeem Goheer
D. Akram Ghafoor

Another proud moment for Pakistan after receiving huge admiration and praise at global foras for effective climate change mitigation and adaptation measures its first scientist Muhammad Arif Goheer has been elected as chair of Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Talking to APP, Head-Agriculture and Coordination, Global Change Impact Studies Centre (GCISC) – a research arm of the Ministry of Climate Change, Muhammad Arif Goheer said in the 24th UNFCCC conference of parties (COP24) held in Katowice, Poland, he was nominated by the Government of Pakistan and elected as a member representing Asia and Pacific region in the 24-member group.

A. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
B. Gen Ayub Khan
C. Gen Yahya Khan
D. Muhammad Ali Bogra

A. 17th March 2020
B. 18th March 2020
C. 19th March 2020
D. 20th March 2020

Sialkot-Lahore Motorway (M11) is north-south Motorway in Punjab, Pakistan, which is connecting Sialkot to Lahore via eastern parts of the Punjab. Total length of this motorway is 103km and project was completely opened on 18 March 2020 at the cost of 44 billion rupees.

A. $300 million
B. $350 million
C. $450 million
D. $500 million

The Asian Development Bank has offered $350 million to fight the coronavirus pandemic, as a three years old global assessment revealed that Pakistan’s public health system is very poor in detecting and responding to the outbreak of any major infectious disease.

A. Peshawar High Court
B Islamabad High Court
C Lahore High Court
D. Karachi High Court

A. 16 March 2020
B. 17 March 2020
C. 18 March 2020
D. 19 March 2020

Pakistan on Wednesday 18 March 2020 recorded its first death from the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in Gilgit Baltistan, the provincial spokesperson confirmed. The person was of 90-years-old and was a resident of district Chilas.

A. 10%
B. 12%
C. 13%
D. 12.50%

A. $200-million
B. $300-million
C. $400-million
D. $500-million

The World Bank has approved a $300-million financial package in March 2020 for human development in Pakistan, including a loan of $200 million to improve social and health indicators in about a dozen poorest districts of Punjab.
The loan has been approved under the Punjab Human Capital Investment Project that will strengthen health services and social protection for the poor and vulnerable households in select districts in Punjab.