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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has faced criticism for removing Turkey and the Arab Emirates from its gray list, amid concerns over transparency in its operations. Alarmingly, only 1 percent of criminal profits are confiscated, highlighting the challenges in combating money laundering effectively.
Lebanon has been placed on the Financial Action Task Force's "gray list" due to its inadequate measures against illicit financial flows. This designation exacerbates the country's ongoing economic crisis, which has already seen three-quarters of its population plunged into poverty since its debt default in 2020.
Senegal has been removed from the Financial Action Task Force's gray list for increased monitoring of money laundering and terrorist financing. This decision is expected to enhance investor confidence following recent negative news that impacted the country's eurobonds. The Finance Ministry announced that Senegal has strengthened its mechanisms to combat financial crimes.
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