_________ established during NATO Summit 2023 will provide for joint consultations, decision-making, and activities, and will also serve as a crisis consultation mechanism between NATO and Ukraine.

Related Mcqs:

1. To support Ukraine’s further integration with NATO, alliance agreed a substantial package of expanded political and practical support and decided to establish a new joint body where Allies and Ukraine sit as equal members to advance political dialogue, engagement, cooperation, and Ukraine’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations for membership in NATO. Its name is?

   A. Mini NATO Alliance Council
   B. NATO-Ukraine Council
   C. NATO for Ukraine
   D. None of the above

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

2. The final communique of NATO Summit 2023 restated the ultimate goal was for Ukraine accession, but postponed the decision to invite them to join NATO sine die. Which one of following is true:-

   A. Only indicating the vague formula of “when Allies agree and conditions are met”
   B. Just after end of Russia-Ukraine conflict
   C. Timeline of 5 years was given to Ukraine to fulfil requirements of becoming alliance part
   D. None of above

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

3. During NATO 2023 Summit, alliance established new _________ to support national mitigation efforts in response to significant malicious cyber activities.

   A. Vertical Cyber Incident Support Cell (VCISC)
   B. Virtual Cyber Incident Support Capability (VCISC)
   C. Vertical Cyber Incident Support Centre (VCISC)
   D. Virtual Cyber Incident Support Centre (VCISC)

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

4. NATO alliance was not united on having Ukraine join anytime soon during annual summit 2023. There was opposition from ____________ and _____________ , the two most influential members.

   A. United States and Poland
   B. United States and UK
   C. United States and France
   D. United States and Germany

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

5. In Vilnius (NATO Summit 2023), alliance made an important decision to approve defense plans in line with a new strategy agreed to at last year’s summit. The plans will enable defense of alliance against potential large-scale Russian aggression:-

   A. Launched even without warning
   B. Launched within two weeks
   C. Launched within one week
   D. None of the above

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

6. As per communique issued after 2023 Summit of NATO, whose stated ambitions and coercive policies challenge NATO’s interests, security and values?

   A. People’s Republic of China (PRC)
   B. Russian Federation
   C. Both of the above
   D. None of the above

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

7. Joint summit of the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (Extraordinary Summit of OIC) held in _________.

   A. Qatar
   B. UAE
   C. Morocco
   D. Saudi Arabia

   Submitted by: Ayaz Ali Bhanbhro

8. NATO Summit 2023 was held in Vilnius on 11-12 Jul 23. Vilinus is city and capital of _______________?

   A. Lativia
   B. Luxembourg
   C. Lithuania 
   D. Wales

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

9. Which countries other than NATO members were present at 2023 Summit held at Vilnius, Lithuania?

   A. Australia, Taiwan, Japan, Egypt
   B. Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea
   C. Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Egypt
   D. Australia, New Zealand, Cyprus , Egypt

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

10. As per communique issued after 2023 Summit, NATO’s three core tasks are?

    A. Deterrence and defence, crisis prevention and management, and cooperative security
    B. Perseverance and defence, crisis prevention and management, and cooperative business
    C. Deterrence and security, crisis prevention and management, and cooperative combat environment
    D. Deterrence and pressure, crisis prevention and management, and cooperative mechanisms

    Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah