India refuses 'special treatment' to Pakistan over World Cup security assurance
For us, Pak Team is as important as any other team, says India's foreign ministry
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For us, Pak Team is as important as any other team, says India's foreign ministry
Uniindia: Islamabad/Berlin, June 17 (UNI) Global terror financing watchdog Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Friday decided to retain Pakistan on the grey list, and added that it will take a decision in this regard after an on-site visit to verify the implementation and sustainability of the country''s money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures.
The country has completed the items on its action plans
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.
After four consecutive wins, Pakistan becomes the first semifinalist for T20 World Cup 2021