The Foreign Ministry of China recently executed the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force's (FATF's) decision to count Pakistan amongst the greylisted countries which have imposed a threat to the international financial system since they have realized the need for more sincere efforts to be made against terrorist financing and money laundering.
On Friday, China opted to disagree with the FATF, affirming that all the nations across the world need to recognize Pakistan and put trust in the nation for its "great efforts and sacrifices made" in the battle against terrorism.
On Wednesday, FATF comprising of 37 members, asserted that the financial system of Islamabad has been imposing a threat on the international financial system due to "strategic deficiencies" in terms of what it can afford to prevent terror financing and money laundering.
Lu Kang, the spokesperson of China's foreign ministry, as quoted by the Times of Islamabad, asserted, "Pakistan's efforts in combating terrorism have won not only China but also many countries in the international community."
Kang also added, "We have always believed that the great efforts and sacrifices made by the Pakistani government and people for the fight against terrorism are obvious to all. The international community must give full recognition and trust. China hopes that all parties will treat Pakistan's counter-terrorism efforts objectively and impartially, instead of relying on criticism and pressure."
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