Pakistan has urged the U.S. to support its bid to exit from the grey list of the FATF ahead of a key meeting of the international terror financing watchdog in Beijing, in which it will scrutinise Islamabad’s efforts to adopt stricter laws against terror financing and money laundering.
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Unknown titleT Share Article 0 PRINT A A A PTI Islamabad, January 20, 2020 22:51 IST Updated: January 20, 2020 22:51 IST more-in Beijng meeting to scrutinise Islamabad’s efforts in fighting terror financing <span>Pakistan has urged the U.S. to support its bid to exit from the grey list of the FATF ahead of a key meeting of the international terror financing watchdog in Beijing, in which it will scrutinise Islamabad’s efforts to adopt stricter laws against terror financing and money laundering. A Pakistani delegation arrived in Beijing on Sunday for the three-day face-to-face talks with the Financial Action Task Force Working Group that would start on January 21. The briefing Summary
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