Negotiations between Athens and its institutional creditors resume on Monday over 15 remaining “prior actions” that the Greek government must implement by the end of this month -- a condition for a achieving a second review of the Greek program (third bailout) and the disbursement of a 2.8-billion-euro sub-tranche in soft loans to Greece.
Negotiations between Athens and its institutional creditors resume on Monday over 15 remaining “prior actions” that the Greek government must implement by the end of this month -- a condition for a achieving a second review of the Greek program (third bailout) and the disbursement of a 2.8-billion-euro sub-tranche in soft loans to Greece.
Creditors’ representatives, now known as the “quartet”, and Greek government officials will meet in Athens to focus on two main issues on Monday: fighting corruption and a new privatization fund in the country.