Turkey removed from money-laundering watchlist

Turkey welcomed the Financial Action Task Forceโ€™s (FATF) decision to remove it from the โ€œgray listโ€ of countries needing to improve measures against money laundering and terrorism financing. This move, announced in Singapore, is expected to boost foreign investments in Turkeyโ€™s recovering economy. Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek and Vice-President Cevdet Yilmaz both expressed optimism about the positive impact on investor confidence and the financial sector. The FATF highlighted Turkeyโ€™s substantial progress in implementing effective anti-money laundering measures, citing significant investigations and prosecutions. Meanwhile, Jamaica was also removed from the gray list, whereas Monaco and Venezuela were added.

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