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Pakistan locked in FATF Grey List: Who is running this Agenda? Why?

according to some die hard fans of Khan sb, TLP is behind all this :sarcastic:
Kuch nai hai bhai ahista ahista naqsha saj ra hai for al malhama.

Slowly battle lines are being drawn.
yahi baat koi molvi kre to saray libturds r seculars us becharay ki aisi ki taisi kr detay hain:hitwall:

btw the correct phrase is Al-Malhama Al-Kubra, (Arabic:الملحمة الكبرى)
 
yes a bunch of around 3.5 million voters according to ECP. :agree: keep dreaming.
Again useful idiots
Have you ever talked to one of their voters? Some of them literally believe the Earth is flat because their Ala Hazrat said so in his book
 
yes a bunch of around 3.5 million voters according to ECP. :agree: keep dreaming.
spread out voters in a country of 230 million, with no concentration in any area what so ever. and that means that they cannot win anywhere. only good for protests.
 
Again useful idiots
Have you ever talked to one of their voters? Some of them literally believe the Earth is flat because their Ala Hazrat said so in his book
well than why govt is negotiating with them?? kill them all. i mean the govt got army police rangers. kill them if u dare and than see what happens.
 
according to some die hard fans of Khan sb, TLP is behind all this :sarcastic:

yahi baat koi molvi kre to saray libturds r seculars us becharay ki aisi ki taisi kr detay hain:hitwall:

btw the correct phrase is Al-Malhama Al-Kubra, (Arabic:الملحمة الكبرى)
That's the correct phrase but there is not harm in saying the shortened Al Malhama both make sense in Arabic. Debating otherwise is just debating semantics 🤷
 
According to research paper published by Islamabad-based think-tank Tabadlab earlier this year, Pakistan's frequent grey-listing by FATF from 2008 to 2019 may have resulted in a cumulative GDP loss of $38 billion.
"A large proportion of this decline in GDP can be attributed to the reduction in household and government consumption expenditures, with real consumption in actual Pakistan $22 billion lower, relative to its counterfactual counterpart," the paper had said.
It had said that the greylisting has also led to lower levels of both exports and inward FDI.
It noted that even though Pakistan saw itself out of the FATF’s crosshair in June 2015, it took a while for GDP to recover with an estimated loss of $1.54 billion in 2016.

Since Pakistan has been on the grey list since 2018, the GDP loss would have swelled even further.
Naafey Sardar, the author of the report, had told Nikkei Asia earlier this year that data for 2020 was yet to be estimated since the World Bank had not released macroeconomic variables which are for the estimations.
 

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