Pakistan aims to produce 1 million AI-trained IT graduates by 2027
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Just days after announcing that
The primary reason for Pakistan’s ban on cryptocurrencies was due to the requirements set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). In return, the country remains excluded from FATF’s gray list.
The officials has been destroying Pakistan in the name of #FATF & #IMF. Whatever happens in this country, according to the officials, it’s either IMF’s fault or FATF’s.
May ALLAH soften their hearts for the country and common man. Ameen pic.twitter.com/ymHJ2sqbb6— Crypto Pakistan (@Crypto_Pakistan) May 17, 2023
As Cointelegraph previously reported, while FATF does not have the authority to impose sanctions on non-compliant countries, it can likely influence government and corporate policies worldwide.
By complying with FATF, Pakistan holds a higher possibility of getting a bailout from the International Monetary Fund.
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