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Current Affairs (National) MCQs with Answers

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Pakistan’s main oil import source country in 2026 was:

A. Venezuela
B. Saudi Arabia
C. USA
D. Australia

Explanation:
Saudi Arabia remained Pakistan’s largest crude oil supplier.

Pakistan’s development budget 2026 allocated highest funding to:

A. Health and education infrastructure projects
B. Paying government salaries
C. Space program
D. Overseas contingents

Explanation:
Major allocations went to new hospitals, schools, and digital classrooms as priority.

Pakistan’s CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor) Phase-II priorities announced in 2026 included:

A. Tech parks, industrial estates, and agriculture transformation
B. Building pyramids in Karachi
C. Expanding ties with India along the corridor
D. Mining diamonds in Punjab

Explanation:
The focus was on linking CPEC to IT parks, special economic zones, and modern agri projects.

Pakistan’s total foreign remittances in 2025-26 set a record at around:

A. $15 billion
B. $35 billion
C. $100 billion
D. $500 million

Explanation:
Remittances were rising, surpassing $35 billion in the fiscal year 2025-26.

The Pakistani rupee’s performance in early 2026 was:

A. Appreciating against the US dollar
B. Depreciating but stabilizing near 285 to USD
C. Pegged at 100 per USD
D. Abolished in favor of barter

Explanation:
The rupee eased but the central bank managed stability around mid-280s to the dollar.

Pakistan’s national AI center was opened in which city in 2026?

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

Explanation:
The National Center for Artificial Intelligence (NCAI) is headquartered in Islamabad.

Pakistan’s GIS center published a national map in 2026 showing:

A. Flood risk zones with updated satellite data
B. Locations of all trees in Punjab only
C. No topography data
D. Intergalactic routes

Explanation:
They released updated flood risk maps for disaster planning.

Pakistan’s policy on electronic waste in 2026 was to:

A. Introduce e-waste recycling rules and extended producer responsibility
B. Dump all old electronics in the ocean
C. Ban recycling
D. Melt them in electric furnaces

Explanation:
Draft regulations were prepared to manage electronic waste and recycling.

Pakistan’s Karachi Circular Railway (KCR) project in 2026 aimed to:

A. Complete the long-delayed circular railway for improved urban transit
B. Build a national high-speed railway
C. Terminate all rail services in Karachi
D. Convert railway stations to malls

Explanation:
The KCR phase I was inaugurated in 2020; later phases aim to fully revive the system for metro transit.

In 2026, Pakistan’s population was officially projected to reach:

A. 200 million
B. 220 million
C. 240 million
D. 260 million

Explanation:
Projections put Pakistan’s population near 240 million by mid-2020s.

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