; Whereas, in June 2018, the FATF placed Pakistan on the grey list due to the country’s strategic deficiencies in its antimoney laundering and combating financing of terrorism regime; Whereas, in February 2019, the FATF assessed Pakistan’s progress towards delisting and stated, [Pakistan] does not demonstrate a proper understanding of the TF [terrorism financing] risks posed by Da’esh, al-Qa’ida, Jamaatud Dawa, Falah-i-Insaniyay Foundation, LeT, JeM, the Haqqani Network, and persons affiliated with the Taliban ; Whereas the United States and India share a mutually beneficial political, economic, and security partnership; Whereas, in 2005, the United States and India launched a strategic partnership that served to broaden and deepen the security cooperation between the two countries; Whereas the security cooperation between the United States and India plays an essential role in combating terrorism in the region, including the India-U.S. Counterterrorism Joint Working Group; Whereas the United States and India have pledged to strengthen cooperation against terrorist threats from groups, including al-Qaida (AQ), ISIS, JeM, LeT, and D-Company; and Whereas the United States is committed to working with the Government of India to combat terrorism in all forms: Now, therefore, be it