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Athens facing final steps in third review as next milestones identified
The countdown to next Monday’s Eurogroup, where the third review is due to be officially completed has begun following last week’s visit to Athens by European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici, who also set out the key milestones for the months ahead.
Greece’s lenders are looking for three key prior actions to be completed by next Monday. These relate to the imminent decision from the Council of State approving the presidential decree for the redevelopment of the Hellenikon site, the completion of th...
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