The collective population of OIC member states is over:

Related Mcqs:

1. What Percentage of World Population lives in OIC states?

   A. 12%
   B. 21%
   C. 31%
   D. 45%

2. Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) changed its name as the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on:

   A. 28 June 2011
   B. 28 May 2011
   C. 28 June 2010
   D. 28 June 2009

3. As of 2011, 127 (65.8%) of the 193 member states of the United Nations, have recognised the State of Palestinian. Their total population is over 5.2 billion people, equalling:

   A. 75 percent of the world’s population
   B. 50 percent of the world’s population
   C. 65 percent of the world’s population
   D. 35 percent of the world’s population

4. The only member of OIC that is not recognized by the United Nations:

   A. Palestine
   B. Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
   C. Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
   D. Republic of Abkhazia

5. By “CIS Collective Security Treaty” Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan establish framework for the Commonwealth of Independent States in:

   A. 1991
   B. 1993
   C. 1990
   D. 1992

6. What percentage of world crude oil reserves are in OIC states?

   A. 50%
   B. 60%
   C. 70%
   D. 80%

7. Islamic Republics established ‘The Economic cooperation Organization’ (ECO) in 1985 to promote regional economic cooperation among the member states:

   A. Pakistan, Iraq & Afghanistan
   B. Pakistan, Turkey & Afghanistan
   C. Iran, Pakistan & Turkey
   D. Iran, Pakistan, Turkey & Afghanistan

8. The international organization of 30 industrialized countries that provides a forum for discussion and coordination on economic and social polices for member states is:

   A. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
   B. European Union
   C. G-30
   D. Development-30

9. The most populated and the largest city in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation member states is:

   A. Karachi
   B. Dhaka
   C. Cairo
   D. Alexandria

10. In April 1993 SAARC member states signed a SAARC Preferential Trading Agreement (SAPTA). SAAPTA was designed:

    A. To reduce tariffs on trade between SAARC member states
    B. To promote trade between SAARC countries
    C. To give MFN status to each other
    D. All of these