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.
