The IMF’s executive board will convene on July 27 to consider a review for Greece, the so-called article IV consultation, which will include forecasts for a debt sustainability study for the thrice bailed out country.
Referring to the post-bailout supervision for Greece, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice reiterated that this is a foreseen procedure followed by the Fund for every country exiting a fiscal readjustment program – and similar to the one followed for other Eurozone members.
He also said joint missions of IMF and European auditors to Greece – scheduled to occur by the latter on a quarterly basis – was a possibility. He also reminded that two main reviews will be compiled on an annual basis.
