Nazir accused Pakistan's government of lack of timely action. As per news garnered thus far, UK has lend its support to US's motion aimed at placing Pakistan on FATF's watchlist. The meeting of FATF will begin on Sunday (Feb-18) and would continue till February-23 this month in Paris. Pakistan remains optimistic that motion wouldn't be adopted by FATF as Turkey, Russia and China are content with the steps taken by Islamabad to curb terror-financing.
The FATF is an international policy-making and standard-setting body dedicated to combating money laundering and terrorist financing. However, watchdog lacks power to impose sanctions.