ISLAMABAD:
In a letter addressed to the FATF President, the minister stated that India’s animosity towards Pakistan was well known and the recent violation of Pakistan’s airspace and dropping of bombs inside Pakistani territory was another manifestation of India’s hostile attitude, a statement issued by the finance ministry said on Saturday.
The letter referred to the Indian finance minister’s recent statement regarding efforts for global isolation of Pakistan and Indian call for blacklisting Pakistan during the ICRG meeting on February 18, 2019, which demonstrated Indian intentions to hurt Pakistan’s economic interests.
The minister said that "the clear Indian motivation for hurting the economic interests of Pakistan, as the Indian presence between the evaluators and co-chairman of the joint group, will be judged to reduce the neutrality and sentiment of the 'peer review' process, which will The functionality and objective evaluation of FATF lies in
"We firmly believe that India's participation in the ICRG process will not be fair to Pakistan."
Finance Minister Umar said, "To give political speeches against Pakistan, meetings of ICRG and FATF should not be allowed to be used by India as a forum. The purity of FATF procedures requires that individual assessments are not allowed under individual assessments by individual countries under the ICRG review. "
The Minister assured the FATF president that "Pakistan is firm in its commitment to working with FATF / ICRG and Joint Group and implementing the work plan" and demanded that FATF should take steps to ensure that the ICRG process Be fair, unbiased and unbiased Towards Pakistan
With the intention of hurting India's negative attitude and the interests of Pakistan, Pakistan had expressed its concern with the Asia Pacific Group in June last year, but no action was taken in relation to the composition of the joint group again.
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