The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has cautioned Pakistan that its removal from the grey list in October 2022 does not grant immunity from global scrutiny on terror financing and money laundering.

Speaking at a press conference in France after the FATF’s plenary session, President Elisa de Anda Madrazo said countries like Pakistan must remain vigilant and committed to combating illicit financial activity even after delisting.

“Any country that has been on the grey list is not bulletproof against the actions of criminals — be they money launderers or terrorists,” Madrazo said. “We invite all jurisdictions, including those that have been delisted, to continue their good work to prevent and deter such crimes.”

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