India Fails in FATF Bid Against Pakistan; Country Continues to Gain Global Confidence

Islamabad: India has faced yet another diplomatic setback, this time in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) as it failed in its efforts to include Pakistan in the grey list. Despite India’s persistent attempts, Pakistan has successfully remained out of the grey list, continuing to gain international trust and support.
According to sources, India’s diplomatic delegation made a concerted effort to have Pakistan once again placed on the FATF grey list during the latest meeting. However, the decision made today was not to include Pakistan in the grey list but instead to place the country under a “reporting” status, marking a significant diplomatic win for Pakistan.
The FATF decision further solidified India’s failure in achieving its objective. During the meeting, China firmly supported Pakistan’s position, advocating for relief, while Turkey and Japan also expressed their full support for Pakistan.
Sources have revealed that following the success of Operation Binyan Marsoos, India intensified its efforts to diplomatically isolate Pakistan. The Indian intelligence agency, RAW, spearheaded a widespread propaganda campaign, establishing a “disinfo lab” in New Delhi aimed at misleading the world about Pakistan’s role in various global matters.
Through this disinformation lab, India has been circulating false and fabricated propaganda against Pakistan, while its diplomatic delegations traveled across the globe spreading venom against Pakistan. However, no country has accepted India’s narrative, and the international community has largely dismissed these claims.
India had also attempted to use Israel’s assistance to pressurize FATF against Pakistan, but member countries of FATF ignored India’s negative propaganda. Despite all these efforts, Pakistan’s exclusion from the grey list marks a significant victory for the country.
Since Operation Binyan Marsoos, Pakistan’s diplomatic position has been steadily strengthening. Even the combined efforts of Hindutva and the Zionist lobby failed to achieve their goal of grey-listing Pakistan. This is another major diplomatic triumph for Pakistan on the global stage.