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    The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy in three parts. It first provides an introduction to foreign policy and outlines the major phases of Pakistan's foreign policy since 1947. These phases include initial exploration, alignment with the West, transition, bilateralism and nonalignment, partnership with the US during and after the Cold War. The second part discusses key aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy since 2001, including counterterrorism cooperation with the US, improved relations with India, and ties with China and the Muslim world. The third part outlines the process for formulating Pakistan's foreign policy, which involves constitutional roles of government bodies and informal domestic and international factors. The document concludes by recommending that Pakistan strengthen policy planning and ensure active parliamentary involvement in foreign affairs

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    The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy in three parts. It first provides an introduction to foreign policy and outlines the major phases of Pakistan's foreign policy since 1947. These phases include initial exploration, alignment with the West, transition, bilateralism and nonalignment, partnership with the US during and after the Cold War. The second part discusses key aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy since 2001, including counterterrorism cooperation with the US, improved relations with India, and ties with China and the Muslim world. The third part outlines the process for formulating Pakistan's foreign policy, which involves constitutional roles of government bodies and informal domestic and international factors. The document concludes by recommending that Pakistan strengthen policy planning and ensure active parliamentary involvement in foreign affairs

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    The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy in three parts. It first provides an introduction to foreign policy and outlines the major phases of Pakistan's foreign policy since 1947. These phases include initial exploration, alignment with the West, transition, bilateralism and nonalignment, partnership with the US during and after the Cold War. The second part discusses key aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy since 2001, including counterterrorism cooperation with the US, improved relations with India, and ties with China and the Muslim world. The third part outlines the process for formulating Pakistan's foreign policy, which involves constitutional roles of government bodies and informal domestic and international factors. The document concludes by recommending that Pakistan strengthen policy planning and ensure active parliamentary involvement in foreign affairs

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    Foreign Policy of Pak

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    The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy in three parts. It first provides an introduction to foreign policy and outlines the major phases of Pakistan's foreign policy since 1947. These phases include initial exploration, alignment with the West, transition, bilateralism and nonalignment, partnership with the US during and after the Cold War. The second part discusses key aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy since 2001, including counterterrorism cooperation with the US, improved relations with India, and ties with China and the Muslim world. The third part outlines the process for formulating Pakistan's foreign policy, which involves constitutional roles of government bodies and informal domestic and international factors. The document concludes by recommending that Pakistan strengthen policy planning and ensure active parliamentary involvement in foreign affairs

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    National and International Affairs

    Presenters:

    Talha Tanveer
    070157- 010

    Umair Saeed Khan


    070157- 015
    Foreign Policy of Pakistan
    Foreign Policy of Pakistan

     Introduction
     Major Phases of Pakistan’s FP
     key ingredients (2001 onwards)
     Formulation Process

    Conclusion
    Introduction

     A policy governing international


    relations.

    The set of principles adopted by a nation’s


    government to define its relations with other
    countries or groups of countries.

    A country’s foreign policy can be


    influenced by many variables………..
    Major Phases of Pakistan’s FP
    1947-53: Explorations and friendship
    with all
    1953-62: Alignment with the West
    1962-71: Transition
    1972-79: Bilateralism and
    nonalignment
    1980-90: Afghanistan and Partnership
    with the U.S.
    1990-2001: Post-Cold War Era and
    Pakistan's Dilemmas
    2001 : Pakistan and Counter
    onwards Terrorism
    2001 Onwards
     September 11 and fight against
    terrorism

     Increased U.S. support

     Détente with India

     Pakistan’s relation with China

     Muslim World and Pakistan

     Transfer of Nuclear Technology


    Formulation Process Of FP in
    Pakistan
     Constitutional Roles of the President, the
    Cabinet and the Prime Minister
     Role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
     Role of the Parliament
     Role of the Security/Intelligence Agencies
     Informal Factors influencing the Foreign Policy
    Formulation Process
     Regional and International Factors
    Recommendations

     The Foreign Office must strengthen its


    Policy Planning.
     To ensure that policy makers receive well
    considered options on foreign policy
    issues.
     To enable the Parliament to play an active
    role in foreign affairs in a systematic
    manner
     The executive should make a conscious
    effort to consult the Parliament
    Conclusion
    Pakistan is currently an active player in
    the global efforts for combating religious
    extremism and terrorism with a policy
    that extremism and terrorism pose serious
    threats to global security as well as to
    Pakistan's internal peace, stability and
    economic development.
    Thank You!

    Questions

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