Terrorism. Gafi's Grey List: Algeria and Namibia Leave, Bosnia and Iraq Enter
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On Friday, the Financial Action Task Force (Gafi) updated its "grey list" of countries under enhanced surveillance in the area of money-laundering and terrorist financing, with Algeria and Namibia leaving the list thanks to their progress, while Bosnia and Herzegovina and Iraq joined the list.
June 19, 2026 Baghdad/Basket: The Iraqi Government agreed to work cooperatively with the Financial Action Group (FATF)...
The Financial Action Task Force Removes Namibia and Algeria From Its 'Grey List' of Money-Laundering
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the international agency against money-laundering and the financing of terrorism, decided at its plenary meeting to exclude Algeria and Namibia from its 'grey list' of countries under enhanced surveillance.

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