Pakistan has not completed an action plan. This work is associated with the Financial Action Task Force. Failure to complete this action plan may cost Pakistan. A top US diplomat said that not meeting the FATF's suggestion would have a disastrous effect on Pakistan's economic reform program.

Senior US diplomat Alice Wells said this matter on Friday. Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had said that the country will be out of the 'gray list' of the FATF. The country has fulfilled FATF's suggestion to a great extent. After this, this statement of Wales has come out. Welles told reporters here, "Obviously, if Pakistan is blacklisted after failing to meet the FATF's suggestions, it will prove disastrous for its economic reform program and ability to attract investors."

Apart from this, in his statement, Wells said that we are happy to see the steps taken by Pakistan towards implementing the suggestions of FATF. Wales has recently returned from a visit to Islamabad. She was replying to a question that if Pakistan does not meet the suggestions of the FATF, then the funds provided by the International Monetary Fund may be affected. ) Can get money from him? Responding to this, Wells said that a meeting is currently going on in Beijing where Pakistan is presenting its tasks to the task force. Only after the assessment of the task force can something be said.

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