Greece’s implementation of reforms tied to its latest bailout will be reviewed by lenders in October and any discussion of debt relief will come at a later stage, EU sources said on Wednesday.
“There will be a strong first review of the implementation of measures in October,” one source said.
The source said the deal addressed the “shortcomings of the Greek business model”, referring to the view that the structure of the economy needed to be modernised.
“There is a careful balance between measures that support growth and those for fiscal adjustment.
“The uncertainty about economic development in Greece is an important element in the package,” the source said.
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