Bangladesh Foreign Affairs

What is foreign policy primarily concerned with?

• Domestic economic policies

• Protect national interests

• Local governance issues

• Cultural festivals

Who defined foreign policy as "the extension of domestic policy"?

• Henry Kissinger

• Otto Von Bismarck

• Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

• Nelson Mandela

Which article of the Bangladesh Constitution outlines the principles of its foreign policy?

• Article 21

• Article 25

• Article 30

• Article 35

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Bangladesh's foreign policy?

• Friendship to all, malice to none

• Non-intervention in internal matters of other states

• Military aggression for territorial expansion

• Peaceful co-existence

Bangladesh's foreign policy is influenced by the principles of which international organization?

• NATO

• United Nations

• ASEAN

• BRICS

Which of the following is a key objective of Bangladesh's foreign policy?

• Promoting religious extremism

• Economic advancement and integration

• Isolating from global affairs

• Reducing international trade

What does "Friendship to all, malice to none" signify in Bangladesh's foreign policy?

• Neutrality in conflicts

• Building friendly relations with all countries

• Avoiding international organizations

• Focusing only on regional powers

Which of the following is NOT an objective of Bangladesh's foreign policy?

• Upholding national prestige

• Ensuring global peace

• Promoting territorial expansion

• Developing international cooperation

Bangladesh aims to mobilize international support for:

• Debt reduction

• Military alliances

• Cultural isolation

• Reducing remittances

Combating terrorism is part of Bangladesh's foreign policy to:

• Isolate from global affairs

• Ensure national and global security

• Promote religious intolerance

• Reduce trade relations