Pakistan is expected to be removed off the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list

Zameer ul Haq - Founder, PakMatters
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Pakistan is expected to be removed off the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list when the FATF plenary conference concludes on Friday in Berlin.

According to finance ministry officials, latest developments on the plenary conference in Berlin point to a decision in Pakistan’s favour. While other nations’ permission and consolation at the summit is equally crucial. FATF can vote to remove Pakistan off the grey list.

Pakistan will be required to provide a compilation report on all 27 tasks in the final week of June, while a FATF mission will visit Pakistan for an on-site inspection.

The FATF on-site visit team may visit Pakistan in the final week of July and will visit all relevant institutions.

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Zameer ul Haq is a full-stack developer and e-commerce entrepreneur based in Lahore, Pakistan, and the founder of PakMatters. He builds and runs businesses across e-commerce, custom packaging, and digital publishing, giving him a practical, hands-on view of how Pakistan's tech, telecom, and regulatory landscape actually affects people running and building things — not just an outside observer's take. At PakMatters, he covers Pakistan's telecom policy, business and startup news, and the technology decisions shaping the country's digital economy, with a focus on what changes actually mean for consumers, developers, and small business owners.