Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his country’s international
creditors were able to agree on some aspects of a financing deal at a
meeting Wednesday night, but differences remain on some key issues,
European officials said Thursday.
“The next hours, the next days…are absolutely essential,” said Pierre Moscovici, the European Union’s economics commissioner. “I would say I’m optimistic.”
The Greek leader is now scheduled to meet with Mr. Juncker again “in coming days,” Mr. Juncker’s spokesman Margaritis Schinas said. “They agreed to meet again, intense work will continue.”
Officials warned that Greece and its creditors still have issues to resolve before a deal is struck.
Read more: Greece and Its Creditors Agree on Some Measures in Bailout Talks - WSJ
“The next hours, the next days…are absolutely essential,” said Pierre Moscovici, the European Union’s economics commissioner. “I would say I’m optimistic.”
The Greek leader is now scheduled to meet with Mr. Juncker again “in coming days,” Mr. Juncker’s spokesman Margaritis Schinas said. “They agreed to meet again, intense work will continue.”
Officials warned that Greece and its creditors still have issues to resolve before a deal is struck.
Read more: Greece and Its Creditors Agree on Some Measures in Bailout Talks - WSJ
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