1. Which sector is considered key for Pakistan’s future economic growth?
A) Oil & Gas
B) Tourism
C) Technology and IT
D) Heavy Industry
Correct Answer: C) Technology and IT


2. What is the estimated youth population percentage in Pakistan?
A) 20%
B) 40%
C) 64%
D) 75%
Correct Answer: C) 64%


3. Pakistan Vision 2025 aims to make Pakistan a ___________.
A) Nuclear-free state
B) Regional sports power
C) Top 10 global economy
D) Upper-middle-income country
Correct Answer: D) Upper-middle-income country


4. What initiative promotes innovation and startups in Pakistan?
A) Kamyab Jawan Program
B) National Highway Project
C) Smart Cities Plan
D) Youth Green Scheme
Correct Answer: A) Kamyab Jawan Program


5. Which city is rapidly growing as Pakistan’s tech hub?
A) Quetta
B) Lahore
C) Multan
D) Peshawar
Correct Answer: B) Lahore


6. What renewable energy source is being developed to secure Pakistan’s energy future?
A) Natural Gas
B) Coal
C) Solar and Wind
D) Oil
Correct Answer: C) Solar and Wind


7. Pakistan’s IT exports crossed which milestone in recent years?
A) $500 million
B) $1 billion
C) $2 billion
D) $3 billion
Correct Answer: D) $3 billion


8. Which economic zone is part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)?
A) Gwadar Free Zone
B) Islamabad Smart Zone
C) Karachi Innovation Park
D) Punjab Agro Zone
Correct Answer: A) Gwadar Free Zone


9. What is the goal of Pakistan’s Digital Pakistan initiative?
A) Export cars
B) Build nuclear plants
C) Improve digital infrastructure and governance
D) Train military forces
Correct Answer: C) Improve digital infrastructure and governance


10. Which Pakistani institution focuses on advanced science and research?
A) Punjab University
B) COMSATS
C) NUST
D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above


11. What role does the Pakistani diaspora play in the country’s future?
A) Sports training
B) Remittances and investment
C) Sending used goods
D) Political opposition
Correct Answer: B) Remittances and investment


12. Which sector has the most potential for women empowerment in Pakistan?
A) Transport
B) Agriculture
C) Information Technology (IT)
D) Oil refining
Correct Answer: C) Information Technology (IT)


13. Pakistan’s growing e-commerce industry is mainly driven by ___________.
A) Government orders
B) International tourists
C) Youth entrepreneurs and digital access
D) Street vendors
Correct Answer: C) Youth entrepreneurs and digital access


14. Which educational reform is key to Pakistan’s long-term success?
A) Free school meals
B) Syllabus in local languages only
C) Uniform education system and skill-based training
D) Privatization of all schools
Correct Answer: C) Uniform education system and skill-based training


15. What symbolizes Pakistan’s bright future globally?
A) Military growth
B) Cricket wins
C) Innovation, youth, and digital economy
D) Cultural festivals
Correct Answer: C) Innovation, youth, and digital economy

2 thoughts on “pakistan bright future”
  1. It’s interesting to see the focus on the movement of Afghans from Pakistan over the past 18 months. The numbers must be significant to warrant such a specific question. I wonder what factors have contributed to this migration—economic, political, or social? It’s crucial to understand the broader context behind these movements. How has this affected both Afghanistan and Pakistan in terms of demographics and resources? I’d love to see more detailed data or personal stories to get a clearer picture. What do you think the long-term impact of this migration will be on the region?

  2. It’s fascinating to delve into the dynamics of Afghan migration from Pakistan over the last 18 months. The scale of this movement must indeed be substantial to prompt such focused attention. I’m curious about the primary drivers—whether they’re economic hardships, political instability, or social pressures. Understanding the broader implications for both Afghanistan and Pakistan is essential, especially regarding demographic shifts and resource allocation. It would be enlightening to hear personal narratives or access more granular data to grasp the human side of this issue. What’s your take on how this migration will shape the region’s future? Do you think it will lead to greater integration or further tensions?

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