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Prospects for Pakistan in 2020.
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In early 2020, Pakistan will again face a challenge to convince the intergovernmental Financial Action Task Force (FATF) that it has strengthened its measures against terrorist financing. Islamabad wants to avoid being put on the organisation’s ‘blacklist’, which would expose it to a risk of sanctions at a time when it is trying to spur an economic revival. Meanwhile, Pakistan is looking to bolster its relations with allies as tensions with enemy India simmer over the disputed Kashmir region.
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AP,
China,
Gulf states,
IMF-World Bank,
India,
Malaysia,
Turkey,
United States,
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international relations,
politics,
finance,
foreign investment,
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