Pakistan-U.S. trade talks in Washington advance economic cooperation

1. : Who led the delegation that met with U.S. officials in Washington, D.C.?
(A) Bilal Azhar Kayani
(B) Muhammad Aurangzeb
(C) Jamieson Greer
(D) Haroon Akhtar Khan

2. : Which U.S. officials attended the meeting with the Pakistani delegation?
(A) Joe Biden and Janet Yellen
(B) Antony Blinken and Katherine Tai
(C) Howard Lutnick and Jamieson Greer
(D) Lloyd Austin and Gina Raimondo

3. : Where was the meeting between the Pakistani delegation and U.S. officials held?
(A) New York
(B) Los Angeles
(C) Islamabad
(D) Washington, D.C.

4. : What was the primary focus of the meeting?
(A) Defense agreements
(B) Climate change policy
(C) Enhancing trade and economic ties
(D) Visa regulations

5. : What did both parties reaffirm during the meeting?
(A) Plans to reduce bilateral trade
(B) Commitment to exploring new areas of mutual cooperation
(C) Restrictions on agricultural imports
(D) Implementation of military cooperation

6. : Which country is Pakistan’s largest trading partner, according to Finance Minister Aurangzeb?
(A) China
(B) Saudi Arabia
(C) United Arab Emirates
(D) United States

7. : In addition to traditional sectors, which new sectors did Pakistan express interest in expanding cooperation?
(A) Sports and Tourism
(B) Textiles and Automobiles
(C) IT & tech sector, minerals, and agriculture
(D) Banking and Real Estate

8. : What was the overall sentiment of both parties regarding the trade talks?
(A) Disappointment with slow progress
(B) Optimism about positive outcomes
(C) Concern over trade imbalance
(D) Hesitation to continue negotiations