Pakistan has adopted a new tactic to avoid putting itself in the financial blacklist globally. Pakistan has imposed several financial restrictions on the Taliban of Afghanistan. He has imposed this restriction on the Taliban at a time when the peace process is going on with the terrorist group in the neighboring nation under the leadership of America.
This order was issued late on Friday night. Those involved in the ban include Taliban chief peace negotiator Abdul Ghani Baradar and several members of the Haqqani family. These include Siraj-ud-din of the Haqqani family who is currently the head of the Haqqani network and deputy head of the Taliban. The banned list also includes groups other than the Taliban and has been imposed by the UN on 5-year sanctions imposed on Afghan groups and their wealth has been applied along the lines of confiscation.
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On the condition of anonymity, security officials said that these orders have been issued by Pakistan's Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to avoid putting Pakistan in the blacklist. The FATF monitors the money laundering case and monitors the activities of terrorist groups. At the same time, this organization of Paris had put Islamabad in the gray list last year. So far only Iran and North Korea are on the blacklist. Blacklisted countries are restricted in their ability to obtain various things internationally. Officials said that Pakistan is trying to get out of the gray list.