A Greek government official was quoted by news agencies Reuters and AFP
as saying on Wednesday that his country and its creditors had started
drafting a technical-level agreement, pointing to progress in
long-running talks to unlock more financial aid for the
cash-strapped southern eurozone nation.
"At the Brussels Group of credit negotiators, procedures to draw up a staff-level agreement are beginning," the government source said.
This is the closest that Greece and its creditors have come to a deal to unlock 7.2 billion euros ($7.8 billion) of bailout loan money in roughly four months of talks.
Read more: EU officials say Greece not close to debt deal | Business | DW.DE | 27.05.2015
"At the Brussels Group of credit negotiators, procedures to draw up a staff-level agreement are beginning," the government source said.
This is the closest that Greece and its creditors have come to a deal to unlock 7.2 billion euros ($7.8 billion) of bailout loan money in roughly four months of talks.
Read more: EU officials say Greece not close to debt deal | Business | DW.DE | 27.05.2015
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