According to Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Hammad Azhar, the Government has disclosed that as part of the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) action plan, more than 700 under investigation suspected terror financing cases were near adjudication, reports Times of India. Addressing the media at Islamabad, Hammad Azhar, who was the chief negotiator on behalf of the country at the Paris-based FATF plenary meeting last week, eulogised the success of his government in dealing with terror financing and money laundering issues. "We have initiated these terror financing cases in the last six months," he said, claiming that Islamabad's efforts on that account were highly appreciated at the meeting. But the minister did not elaborate the number of cases nearing "conviction". He set June 2020 as an indicative target for compliance with all 27 actions plan to come out of the grey list. Pakistan will submit its report to the International Cooperation Review Group (ICRG) of the FATF in January 2020, which will include all actions being taken since September 2019.