New Delhi: In a major reprieve for Islamabad, global terrorist-financing watchdog FATF on Friday announced Pakistan’s removal from its grey list, saying the country, often described by India as the fountainhead of international terrorism, had largely completed its action plans on antimoney laundering and financing of terrorism. The exit is expected to allow Pakistan access more foreign loans and aid at a time its economy remains in dire straits.
India said Pakistan, as a result of FATF scrutiny, had been forced to take some action against well-known terrorists, including those involved in attacks against the entire international community in Mumbai on 26/11.
This story is from the October 22, 2022 edition of The Times of India.
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