FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN

2.  FOREIGN POLICY
 PURPOSE OF FOREIGN POLICY
 FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN.
 PRINCIPLES OF FOREIGN POLICY OF
PAKISTAN.
 PHASES
 RELATION WITH INDIA
 RELATION WITH CHINA
 CONCLUSION…

3.  FORIN POLICY IS ALSO KNOWN AS FORIGN
AFFAIRS OR FORIGN RELATIONS .
 CONSISTS OF SELF INTEREST STRATEGIES
CHOOSEN BY STATE TO SAFEUARD ITS
NATIONAL INTEREST AND TO ACHIEVE
GOALS WITHIN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
MILEU

4.  PRESERVING THE NATIONAL SECURITY OF
COUNTRY.
 PROMOTING WORLD PEACE AND SECURE
GLOBAL ENVIROMENT.
 TO HELP EACH OTHER IN
DIFFICULTIES,DISASTER AND AS WELL AS IN
TO WORK WITH COOPERATION.

6.  PROTECTION OF FREEDOM AND
SOVERIGNETY
 CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH MUSLIMS
COUNTRY.
 NON INTERFERENCE IN THE INTERNAL
AFFAIRS OF OTHER COUNNTRY.
 PROMOTION OF WORLD PEACE .
 MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATION.

8.  THIS PHASE IS KNOWN AS ERA OF
ALLIANCES.
 JOINED SEATO.
 BAGHDAD PACT.
 KASHMIR PROBLEM IN UN.
 INDUS WATER TREATY.
 PAK -US AGREEMENT OF COOPERATION.

9. The Southeast) was an international
organization for collective
defense in Southeast Asia created by
the Southeast Asia Collective
Defense Treaty, or Manila Pact,
signed in September 1954
in Manila, PhilippAsia Treaty
Organization (SEATOines. The
formal institution of SEATO was
established on 19 February 1955 at a
meeting of treaty partners
in Bangkok, Thailand.[1] The
organization's headquarters were
also in Bangkok. Eight members
joined the organization.

10. The Baghdad Pact was a defensive organization for
promoting shared political, military and economic goals
founded in 1955 by Turkey, Iraq, Great Britain, Pakistan and
Iran.

11.  THIS ERA IS KNOWN AS ERA OF BILATERISM.
 Z.A BHUTTO CONCEPT OF BILATERISM
 SIMLA AGREEMENT
 LAHORE SUMMIT
 ACCEPTANCE OF BANGLADESH.
 NUCLEAR PRORAMME
 Z.A BHUTTO AND UN.

12. Bilateralism generally refers to theundertaking of the
two sides equally, and politically it defines keeping
equal relations with the two world powers,
independent of their relation with other countries.
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto assumed the leadership of
Pakistan at the hour when it became deprived of its
eastern wing and, Pakistan was facing the gravest of
its crisis and the nation was in a very low morale.
He adopted an independent a foreign policy which
was meant to liberate Pakistan from the
dependence of US and it proved successful in its
agenda.
BHUTTO CONCEPT OF BILATERISM

13. NUCLEAR PROGRAMME

14. Z.A
BHUTTO
AND UN
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s stance in United Nation
changed Pakistan’s relations with other
countries. Kashmir, India, pan-Islamic approach
and leader of the third world country were the
focal point of his foreign policy. In the realistic
approach that he followed the socialist
philosophy was the main ingredient of his stance
in UN

17.  Relations between India and
Pakistan have been complex and
largely hostile due to a number of
historical and political events.
Relations between the two states have
been defined by the violent partition
of British India in 1947, the Kashmir
conflict and the numerous military
conflicts fought between the two
nations. Consequently, their
relationship has been plagued by
hostility and suspicion

18. PAK RELATION WITH CHINA

20.  China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (Chinese: 中
国-巴基斯坦经济走廊; Urdu: ‫پاكستان‬-‫اقتصادی‬ ‫چین‬
‫راہداری‬ ;also known by theacronym CPEC) is a
collection of infrastructure projects that are
currently under construction
throughout Pakistan.[2]Originally valued at $46
billion, the value of CPEC projects is now worth
$62 billion.[3][4][5] CPEC is intended to rapidly
modernize Pakistani infrastructure and strengthen
its economy by the construction of modern
transportation networks, numerous energy projects,
and special economic zones.[6][7][4][5] On 13
November 2016, CPEC became partly operational
when Chinese cargo was transported overland
to Gwadar Port for onward maritime shipment
to Africa and West Asia.[8]
 A vast network of highways and railways are to be
built under the aegis of CPEC that will span the
length and breadth of Pakistan.

21.  FOREIGN POLICY IS 1ST STEP FOR
DEVELOPING
 IT HELPS IN GROWING ECONOMY
 IT IS THE PROCESS TO REDUCE POVERTY BY
HELPING EACH OTHER .
 SO PAKISTAN’ S LEADER SHOULD
TRY TO MAKE GOOD RELATION WITH
NEIGHBOURING COUNTRY AND OTHER
DEVELOPING COUNTRY……….