ISLAMABAD – On Monday, Pakistan urged the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to pay attention to the ongoing malicious campaign against India and attempts to politicize FATF litigation.
In a Pakistan Foreign Ministry statement, Pakistan rejected a recent comment by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh insisting that FATF could blacklist Pakistan.
The FO Declaration said, "This statement is about attempts to reinforce Pakistan's concerns over FATF member states and to strengthen the narrow and partisan goal of politicizing the FATF proceedings in India."
According to Indian media reports, Xing on October 1, “FATF [at] Blacklist Pakistan anytime for terrorist financing. ”
The FO press release added that "the ongoing smear campaign against Pakistan and the barbaric anti-paragraphs of India" questioned the credentials to be co-chair of the Asia-Pacific Joint Group reviewing Pakistan's implementation of the FATF Action Plan.
A spokesman for the FO added, “Our concerns have already drawn the attention of FATF members.” Meanwhile, the FATF noted India's “malignant campaign continuity” against Pakistan and expressed hope that it would reject all attempts to politicize. FATF procedure.
The press release said, "It is important for the FATF to keep the process fair and unbiased."
Pakistan rejects MEA in India
The FO description is one week ahead of FATF's review meeting in Paris from October 13-18, deciding whether Pakistan remains on the gray list or should be blacklisted.
The Pakistan Post called on FATF to note the attempt to politicize India's Pakistani process.