ATHENS (Reuters) – Greece and international creditors this morning have reached agreement on a new bailout that will keep the country in the eurozone and avoid bankruptcy; nevertheless, necessary to define the details, as reported by the Minister of Finance Euclid Tsakalotos and an official of the ministry.
remain open “two or three small questions,” he said Tsakalotos reporters after 18 hours of talks in Athens with the European institutions and the International Monetary Fund.
Previously a senior ministry official told reporters that “it was agreed … We finally have the white smoke”.
The official said that the team will discuss the technical details of the priority actions for saving, and that Greece has agreed on the basis of the privatization fund and the administration of non-performing loans.
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