Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem on Monday brought to Athens his message of a "clean exit" for Greece from its bailout program, in comments during a succession of meetings with Greek leadership and the opposition leader.
He also referred to a "common goal" for both Athens and creditors for such a prospect, so that Greece can regain its financial independence.
The Dutch finance minister and Eurogroup head met with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in the morning, after he was received by the Greek president.
The former also reiterated that the third review of the current program must conclude as soon as possible, while adding that confidence over the Greek economy is returning.
