The Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), of which Pakistan is a founding member, was established in 1985 by Pakistan, Iran and which other country?
Correct answer B. Turkey
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Pakistan Economy MCQs are multiple-choice questions on Pakistan's economic institutions, industry, energy, transport and trade, including the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Every question on MCQs360 shows the correct answer instantly, so you can check facts on projects, places and institutions as you revise.
Correct answer B. Turkey
Correct answer A. Ship-breaking
Correct answer D. Soviet Union
Correct answer C. China
Correct answer D. Rawalpindi
Correct answer A. 1 July 1948
Correct answer C. Zahid Husain
Correct answer B. Karachi
Correct answer C. Central Board of Revenue
Correct answer B. 1999
Correct answer A. 1955-60
Correct answer A. Second Plan (1960-65)
Correct answer A. The separation of East Pakistan in 1971
Correct answer A. Belt and Road Initiative
Correct answer B. Gwadar
Correct answer D. Kashgar
Correct answer A. Karachi and Peshawar
Correct answer D. Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad stock exchanges
Correct answer D. Sulphur
Correct answer C. Emerald
Questions cover the energy sector, including dams, wind corridors, oil refineries, coal and gas fields and nuclear power plants, and industry, such as steel, cement, textiles and mobile phone manufacturing. Mining projects such as Saindak and Reko Diq in Balochistan also feature, along with the main crops and agricultural products. Questions also ask which public sector companies run these assets, where they are based and when they were set up.
Other questions deal with transport and trade: CPEC and the port of Gwadar, motorways, Pakistan Railways routes, airports and seaports. Financial questions cover the State Bank of Pakistan, the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the fiscal year, foreign assistance and Pakistan's relations with international lenders such as the IMF. Because economic figures change every year, questions on growth, inflation or reserves usually name the fiscal year they refer to.
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The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a set of infrastructure, energy and industrial projects linking Gwadar Port in Balochistan with Kashgar in western China. It is part of China's Belt and Road Initiative and includes roads, power plants and special economic zones.
Economy questions appear in the CSS Pakistan Affairs and Economics papers, in PMS exams and in PPSC, FPSC, SPSC, KPPSC and NTS tests. Banking, finance and statistics posts, such as State Bank and National Bank tests, also ask them often.
Last reviewed October 2026