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Earlier this year, FATF acknowledged "significant progress" made by Pakistan in completing the required action items
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Earlier this year, FATF acknowledged "significant progress" made by Pakistan in completing the required action items
The country has completed the items on its action plans
The on-site visit team of FATF can come to Pakistan in last week of July.
Whether or not Pakistan will exit FATF grey list will decided today as the four-day plenary session comes to end in Berlin.
Pakistan to stay on the 'grey list' till Financial Action Task Force's on-site visit, the global body said on Friday (June 17) during a four-day plenary session of the FATF underway in Berlin, Germany. FATF said that the South Asian nation completed the 34 items on the watchdog's list. The announcement means that the country might exit the so-called 'grey list'. FATF is an international organisation that coordinates global efforts to crack down on money laundering and terrorism financing.