Pakistan Current Affairs MCQs

Who is the Current Captain Pakistan Cricket Team in T20 matches in 2019?

A. Azhar Ali
B. Babar Azam
C. Sarfraz Ahmed
D. None of these

Who is Current captain of Pakistan Cricket Team in Test matches in 2019?

A. Babar Azam
B. Azhar Ali
C. Sarfraz Ahmed
D. None of these

Sarfaraz will be replaced by top-order batsman Azhar Ali as Test captain, while 25-year-old batsman Babar Azam will take charge of the T20I side and remain in charge until next year’s World Cup.

Recently _________diplomats visited LoC areas affected by Indian shelling.A. 20
B. 22
C. 23
D. 24

A group of 23 diplomats was taken to Jura to witness the targets and the damage caused by Indian shelling in the early hours of Sunday morning in which six people, including a soldier, were martyred, while six others were injured. The visit was jointly organised by the Foreign Office and the Pakistan Army.

 

FATF decided to retain Pakistan on its ‘Grey List’ till ___________?

A. January, 2020
B. June, 20210
C. March, 2020
D. April, 2020

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Thursday decided to keep Pakistan on its ‘grey list’, with the country’s status set to be reviewed next at an extraordinary plenary session in June 2021.

The Asian Develop­ment Bank (ADB) approved a _________ loan for a project in the education sector of Sindh on 28th Oct 2019:

A. $50 million
B. $75 million ✓
C. $95 million
D. None of these

72nd founding anniversary of Azad Jammu & Kashmir Govt was observed on__________?A. 21-Oct-2019
B. 24-Oct-2019 ✓
C. 27-Oct-2019
D. None of these

Former captain Shahid Afridi launches a new project named as __________ on 15th October, 2019

A. Road to Education Tour
B. Education for Everyone
C. Road to Pakistan Tour
D. None of these

Pakistan AND India signed Kartarpur corridor agreement on____________?A. 24 October
B. 25 October
C. 23 October
D. None

 

Pakistan and India signed the historic agreement on Kartarpur Corridor on _________?

A. 20th Oct 2019
B. 22th Oct 2019
C. 24th Oct 2019 ✓
D. None of these

Pakistan and India have signed an agreement to operationalize the Kartarpur corridor, which will connect Sikh shrines located on either side of the border. government representatives from Pakistan and India met at the border in Narowal and signed a deal to link the “gurudwaras,” or Sikh temples, in India and Pakistan by road.